[dmpayton]

Oh my god, that was me! I can't believe I just read this on HN. Whenever I'm at a conference (usually PyCon or DjangoCon) and meet someone whose work has benefited me, I try to make a point to thank them.

I ended up getting involved with Qtile for a few years and contributed to the docs, website, and various widgets.

So, thanks again!

[kstrauser]

If you're not saying this to tease me, you've just blown my mind.

So, wow. You're very welcome, and I'm glad you had a good time with the project!

What a bizarrely tiny world sometimes, huh?

Wow.

[dmpayton]

Haha, I promise you I am not! I can't prove it was me, but I did find some old tweets where I shared that blog post in 2011. At one of the Santa Clara PyCon's I ran a small Qtile BoF in the Open Spaces and ended up meeting one or two people I had only interacted with on IRC. It was a pretty great experience over all.

I'm also kinda mind blown that a 15-second interaction I had at PyCon 13 or 14 years ago got a mention on HN. I only saw this post because someone at my local hackerspace told me that Qtile was on the HN frontpage. (I'm the resident Python champion and have shown off my Qtile setup at our monthly Linux night before.)

Small world indeed!