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I often hear the assertion that python from imports are faster because they don't need to import the whole module (or that they ... today I talk about the behaviour of decorators when you stack them and what order they get set up in and then called in! today I talk about why you shouldn't use `time.time` for performance measurement as well as what you should use!
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- I often hear the assertion that python from imports are faster because they don't need to import the whole module (or that they ...
- today I talk about the behaviour of decorators when you stack them and what order they get set up in and then called in!
- today I talk about why you shouldn't use `time.time` for performance measurement as well as what you should use!
- today I show how to use importlib.metadata + setuptools entrypoints to build a small plugin system!
- today I talk about an all-too-common problem when typing code: circular imports!
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