Page Summary: today I give a small demo of test driven development using pytest and talk a little bit about when I like to use it to work on things! welcome to a whirlwind tour of bisecting, GIL, strace, gdb, forking, threadstates, undefined behaviour, and deadlocking.
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today I give a small demo of test driven development using pytest and talk a little bit about when I like to use it to work on things! welcome to a whirlwind tour of bisecting, GIL, strace, gdb, forking, threadstates, undefined behaviour, and deadlocking. today I talk about why I pick -˃ int for return values for main functions instead of -˃ None (which works)!
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- today I give a small demo of test driven development using pytest and talk a little bit about when I like to use it to work on things!
- welcome to a whirlwind tour of bisecting, GIL, strace, gdb, forking, threadstates, undefined behaviour, and deadlocking.
- today I talk about why I pick -˃ int for return values for main functions instead of -˃ None (which works)!
- today I walk through the process I'd use when encountering a real problem in python.
- today I give a quick introduction to tmux and then show one of the coolest
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