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Profiling Python and Ruby using eBPF
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The Python 3 Standard Library by Example ยท Doug Hellmann
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| | [AI summary] A comprehensive book review and table of contents for The Python 3 Standard Library by Example, aimed at intermediate programmers learning Python's built-in modules.
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Writing Python inside your Rust code - Part 3 - Mara's Blog
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| | Have you ever seen the Rust compiler give a Python error? Or better, have you ever seen rust-analyzer complain about Python syntax? In this post, we'll extend our python!{} macro to make that happen.
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Diving into the Python call stack (PyGotham 2018) - Nikhil's blog
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| | [AI summary] A technical post explaining how Dropbox engineers reverse-engineered CPython's internal memory structures to implement robust Python stack tracing within their out-of-process crash reporting tool, Crashpad.
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Python dis module and constant folding - Yasoob Khalid
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| Hi people! Recently, I was super confused when I found out that: >>> pow(3,89) runs slower than: >>> 3**89 I tried to think of a suitable answer but couldn't find any. I timed the execution of both of these statements using the timeit module in Python3: $ python3 -m timeit 'pow(3,89)' 500000 loops, best of 5: 688 nsec per loop $ python3 -m timeit '3**89' 500000 loops, best of 5: 519 nsec per loop The difference is not big.