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core.py • A podcast on Spotify for Creators
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We talk about Python internals, because we work on Python internals. We joke about stuff, because we’re jokers. Episodes between 60 and 90 minutes in length. We’ve done more than a few so far and it doesn’t seem like we’ll be stopping any time soon! Hi Loren!

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(00:00:54) PART 1: What even is PEG?
(00:01:43) How does a 'try' block work?
(00:02:27) What drives you?
(00:02:33) What is the Global Interpreter Lock?
(00:02:45) CalVer for Python versions?
(00:03:10) What even is a tokenizer?
(00:04:00) How many 'try' blocks can you fit on a bus?
(00:04:39) What features of JS do you miss in Python?
(00:04:47) How do you choose what to work on?
(00:05:03) What's a "parsing expression"?
(00:05:56) How does Python store the current exception?
(00:06:19) Is free-threading happening?
(00:08:06) What even is frame evaluation?
(00:11:00) Where are the comments stored?
(00:13:37) What is a grammar?
(00:15:09) Why is pymalloc faster than just using malloc?
(00:15:13) How does it work?
(00:15:17) Is this progress bar even working?
(00:15:28) So what is there instead?
(00:15:37) Is Rust game yet?
(00:17:10) Why not LALR?
(00:17:28) Tagged strings?
(00:17:30) Why a doubly-linked list?
(00:18:52) Upstreaming changes from Cinder?
(00:19:06) What if you could break backwards compatibility in argparse?
(00:19:17) Automatic tuple unpacking for raised exceptions?
(00:22:12) What happens in 2100 with CalVer?
(00:23:02) Subinterpreters or free-threading?
(00:23:41) Where else to find information on current development?
(00:23:51) How do the JIT internals look to new eyes?
(00:24:46) What's a context-free grammar?
(00:25:38) Why a file?
(00:25:40) Will distros provide free-threading builds?
(00:25:52) Syntax changes in Python are rare, right?
(00:26:23) Will the podcast run out of content?
(00:27:33) Is Savannah team typing?
(00:30:17) How are objects in the cycle destroyed?
(00:31:13) Implementing a REPL from scratch?
(00:31:15) What if you don't trust Pablo?
(00:31:27) PARSING: What is it?
(00:31:28) Black is stuck with LL1, can it cope?
(00:32:52) How would PyCon 2020 in Pittsburgh feel?
(00:34:18) How can you be mad about the Walrus?
(00:34:44) Raise from None?
(00:35:23) How to generate a parser?
(00:35:33) What even is a JIT?
(00:38:10) Is hacking on Python a good experience to newcomers?
(00:41:14) PART 3: How does the PEG parser of CPython work?
(00:41:15) What if we used LR?
(00:43:21) Why do you need "generations"?
(00:45:30) When are we getting faster?
(00:48:10) We still have two weeks, right?
(00:49:22) Any design regrets?
(00:49:47) Reading freed memory with mimalloc is kinda okay?
(00:49:59) Is Python synthwave enough?
(00:51:57) Do we have a bug?
(00:52:14) How to model a grammar of programming mistakes?
(00:55:12) How did removal of the GIL complicate your life?
(00:55:31) What's lurking in pydoc?
(00:56:22) PART 3: What's Going On in CPython?
(00:56:36) Why is there C code in my grammar file?
(00:58:24) WHAT'S GOING ON IN CPYTHON?
(00:59:38) PART 4: WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CPYTHON?
(00:59:57) Bro, do you even lift?
(01:07:02) WHAT'S GOING ON IN CPYTHON?
(01:08:53) PART 8: What else is happening?
(01:10:40) Is the frozenmap PEP happening?
(01:13:50) Hacker in Residence fired?
(01:17:15) Type checking the standard library itself?
(01:22:45) PART 5: WHAT'S GOING ON IN CPYTHON?
(01:23:25) What makes Gel lovable?
(01:29:51) PART 3: WHAT'S GOING ON IN CPYTHON?
How does Python handle memory?
Oof, no episode in April, huh?
What happens when you type “import abc”?
What is Cinder, how does it work, and how does it intersect with the future of Python 3?
What makes Python an interpreter?
Who says we can't do short episodes?
You ready?
You think you know Python?
But what about NOW?
For speed?
What even is all that?

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