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today I talk about the __import__ builtin in python and one example of how you might use it (as well as a tricky tip that you almost ... today I show off a git workflow I use when I'm working on a repository with hundreds or thousands of other branches (such as at ... today I talk about currying, show an example with pure python and then introduce `functools.partial` as the easier way to do this!
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- today I talk about the __import__ builtin in python and one example of how you might use it (as well as a tricky tip that you almost ...
- today I show off a git workflow I use when I'm working on a repository with hundreds or thousands of other branches (such as at ...
- today I talk about currying, show an example with pure python and then introduce `functools.partial` as the easier way to do this!
- today I show why running `python my/script.py` is almost always not what you want and that `PYTHONPATH` isn't much better and ...
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