When the abyss gazes back: staring down Python's surprising internals (David Wolever)

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Python's fantastic until it isn't. This talk dives into some of the surprising implementation details of CPython, then explains exactly how they could be discovered from first principles.

Attendees will leave with some dangerous Python trivia, and the tools they'll need to uncovery their own trivia when surprises strike.
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I really like your presentation style, it is very upbeat and energetic.
I lost context a bit when you we're jumping through the C codebase, though. Slowing down just a bit will probably help for the audience as well!

I'm looking forward to more of your videos. Thanks a lot!

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Reminds me, of a quote by Einstein.. "If you cannot explain simply enough, you don't understand well enough"..

I really appreciate the time you spent and pain you might've gone through, in preparing this material, but I started off with great expectations, and found not much worthy..

Can you please point me to some relevant material that provides cleaner and beginner friendly (on C implementation part) approach to understanding the Py-Internals? (I know the basics of C-prog., but not at enterprise level)

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