#388: Python 3.11 is here and it's fast

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Introduction

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The Fast or C Python Team at Microsoft. Welcome Back. I'm a Poisson Cordev.

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Python 3.11 Is Out!

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Python 3.10 Beta One

05:22 • 3min

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Python 311 Release - What Happened?

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Python 311 Release Candidate - What Does That Mean for You?

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Is 311 Really Awesome?

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What's the PEP 101 Process?

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Sentry - A Simple Way to Eliminate Stress From Your Life

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Is the Release Manager in Charge of the Stability of the Release?

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The Sting Council Is Fighting. Is It a Release Manager?

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Python 3.11 Task Groups and Async Errors

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Concurrent Errors

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Is There a Better Way to Report Errors in Python?

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Is There a Way to Add More Information Without Logging In?

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TalkPythonomy Podcast Review

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The Interface Between Python and C Code

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I Need Less RAM, Right?

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Python - Zero-Cost Exceptions

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Zero-Cost Exceptions

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Using the Built-Ins Dictionary to Do the Same Thing in Python

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The Specialist Adaptive Interpreter

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April Fool's Project Could Be a Column Level Coverage

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The New Fine Grained Error Locations and Tracebacks

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310 Error, Non-Type Is Not Subscriptable?

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Is the Whole Line Failing?

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Getting the Line Numbers Right in the Compiler?

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C Python 311 - The Highlight Features

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Python 3 - The One and Only Python Memory Profiler

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Talk Python - Is 311 Ready?

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