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UID:pretalx-europython-2024-VFV7HU@programme.europython.eu
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DESCRIPTION:Working on one of the major programming languages surely is a l
 ot of fun but sometimes very weird things happen. In these moments Python 
 stops behaving like Python and you enter a new dimension where everything 
 is possible. And debugging what's going on in this new world of weirdness 
 is quite a daunting task given the size of the CPython codebase. In this t
 alk you will learn some of the most obscure\, mind-bending and difficult b
 ugs that we faced when developing CPython and how we solve them. You will 
 also learn all the advanced tips and tricks that we used to slay these dra
 gons so you can fight similar monsters in your own codebases or if you wan
 t to contribute to CPython itself!
DTSTAMP:20260712T090052Z
LOCATION:Forum Hall
SUMMARY:Tales from the abyss: some of the most obscure CPython bugs - Pablo
  Galindo Salgado
URL:https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2024/talk/VFV7HU/
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