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- today I show an end-to-end example of writing a
- today I talk about why dictionary literals (and other literals) are faster than their function-called counterparts -
- today I build a sample cffi library, wrapping the `uuid` system module! cffi is a performant alternative to writing error-prone C ...
- today I talk about whether adding type annotations to
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today we do a bit of time travelling to look at the very first release of today I go over all the tools I use to set up my projects, as well as the differences between 1-file libraries, multi-file libraries, and ... continuing the discussion on C extensions, I talk about abi3 and how it can make binary today I talk about wheels, what the filename means, how they're built, what the format looks like, and how to install them! - what is ...
today I talk about the three generic types of `typing.Generator` and what send / return type mean. - generator basics: ...
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