Hugo van Kemenade @hugovk@mastodon.social
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Did you go to ? Which talks were your highlights?

It isn't even over yet (it's the last day of the sprints) and already the first batch of videos are up!

youtube.com/c/pyconus

Drop a reply with couple of talk recommendations! ⤵️

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Mario Munoz @pythonbynight@fosstodon.org
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@hugovkHugo van Kemenade I missed @yngvemYngve Mardal Moe 🐍🐢🪡 and Marie's talk about text encodings and unicode oddities during the conference, but just caught the video and it is quite great! Informative and entertaining!

youtu.be/np-xKVMIKcY

Why `len('😶‍🌫️') == 4` and other weird things you should know about strings in Python

Strings in Python behave in all sorts of unexpected ways: len('😶‍🌫️') == 4, 'ñ' != 'ñ', 'dlrow olleh'.split()[1] == 'olleh'! How is this possible? And imp...

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