Łukasz Langa

Join us for a very special live episode of Core.py as Pablo Galindo Salgado and Łukasz Langa somehow convince Guido van Rossum to sit down for what will almost certainly begin as a sensible conversation about Python and quickly spiral into war stories, controversial design decisions, ancient...

We're entering the age of machine-generated art. Many of the new systems are shockingly impressive but impossible to replicate by individuals because they rely on complex machine learning techniques with huge datasets that aren't feasible to do in a home environment.

You've heard it many times: the GIL is a problem for using all your CPU cores in one program. Among the generally accepted solutions there's multiprocessing, a way to orchestrate a group of worker processes to spread CPU load over many cores.

Come see how you can make a native mobile app that embeds Python 3.10 to allow users to script app behavior. It's allowed by Apple but is currently underutilized by the app makers.

Type annotations are documentation. They're meant for humans to quickly figure out what arguments a given function accepts and what it returns. But can this information be utilized by Python to make code run faster? Yes and no! In this talk, we'll cover a few methods of optimizing code using...

Python is popular for prototyping but certain applications seem out of reach for our lovely little language. Stereotypically, realtime audio processing is one of those areas.