practicality-beats-purity-the-zen-of-pythons-escape-hatch.json

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  "copyright_text": "Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed)",
  "description": "The Zen of Python, the well known list of 20 Python aphorisms (of which only 19 are written down), contains a lot of prescriptive advice for what makes \"Good\" Python code\u2026 or it would, if one of them didn't give you permission to ignore the rest of them. Focusing on but one of the 19 aphorisms, this talk explores the contradictions in the Zen of Python's advice, and how even with prescriptive rules, writing \"Good\" Python remains a subjective exercise.\n\n\nSpeaker: Christopher Neugebauer\nChristopher Neugebauer is an Australian developer, speaker, and serial community conference organiser, who presently lives in the United States. He serves as a Director and Vice-Chair of the Python Software Foundation, and when All This is not currently preventing it, is co-organiser of the acclaimed North Bay Python conference, a boutique one-track conference run in a live music venue in Petaluma, California. By day, Christopher works as an Engineering Manager at AlphaSights, where he uses Kotlin to build communications tools that put clients around the world in touch with knowledge they need.",
  "duration": 1606,
  "language": "eng",
  "recorded": "2020-10-24",
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    "Christopher Neugebauer"
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  "title": "Practicality Beats Purity The Zen of Pythons Escape Hatch",
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