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Speakers

Trey Hunner

Events4
Conferences1
Talks4
Years active2019–2026
Miles between events8,6143 in-person events · 2 countries

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Held in the past 12 months Next 12 months Today, Nov 9, 2026

Appearances by year

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  • PyCon (national Python conferences)

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
May 13, 2026PyCon US 2026PyCon (national Python conferences)speakerpathlib: why and how to use it
If your Python code works with file paths, you should be using pathlib . This standard library module may seem a bit cumbersome at first, but pathlib -using…Show less

If your Python code works with file paths, you should be using pathlib . This standard library module may seem a bit cumbersome at first, but pathlib -using code is often more readable than the alternative.

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Apr 27, 2022PyCon US 2022PyCon (national Python conferences)speakerPython Oddities Explained

A number of Python features often seem counter-intuitive at first glance, especially when moving from another programming language to Python.

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Apr 15, 2020PyCon US 2020 (Online)PyCon (national Python conferences)speakerComprehensible Comprehensions

Finding list comprehensions incomprehensible? Having trouble figuring out when to use list comprehensions or just plain for loops?

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Aug 2, 2019PyCon AU 2019PyCon (national Python conferences)talkPython Oddities Explained
Sometimes you’ll find what might seem like a bug in Python but occasionally these bugs reveal themselves to be misunderstood features. During this talk we’ll…Show less

Sometimes you’ll find what might seem like a bug in Python but occasionally these bugs reveal themselves to be misunderstood features. During this talk we’ll look at a number of Python’s unique features and quirks and attempt to re-shape our mental models of how Python works.

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Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Pablo Galindo Salgado3—2026
Paul Ganssle3—2026
Russell Keith-Magee3—2026
Vinayak Mehta3—2026
Dustin Ingram3—2022
Paul Kehrer3—2022
Alison Orellana Rios2—2026
Andres Pineda2—2026
Bruce Eckel2—2026
Catherine Nelson2—2026
Cristián Maureira-Fredes2—2026
Jukka Lehtosalo2—2026
Kas Stohr2—2026
Mariatta2—2026
A. Jesse Jiryu Davis2—2022

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.