Brandon Rhodes The Dictionary Even Mightier PyCon 2017

"Speaker: Brandon Rhodes
Since my “Mighty Dictionary” talk at PyCon 2010, the Python dictionary has evolved dramatically. Come learn about all of the the improvements, up to and including the re-architecture that has just landed with Python 3.6! The talk will discuss iterable views, the dictionary’s dedicated comprehension syntax, random key ordering, the special key-sharing dictionary designed to underlie object collections, and, most famously of all, the new “compact dictionary” that cuts dictionary storage substantially - and carries a fascinating side-effect.
Each new feature that the talk discusses will be motivated by considering the trade-offs inherent in hash table data structure design, and followed up with hints about how you can now use the dictionary even more effectively in your own code!
Slides can be found at: speakerdeck.com/pycon2017 and github.com/PyCon/2017-slides"

[@bjhghjkjgj]

Ordered dictionaries are so nice! I've worked with 3.6 for maybe 6 months now and can barely imagine that it ever was different.

[@Vitor-np7zi]

this same example that he give of dictonary comprenration, happened with me, i wondered "existis dictonary comprerrantion? and YES exists, is very crazy watching this video and this exact example fits in my the reality

[@walkingintopeople]

Starts at 0:46

[@user-ze7yg5eu4d]

Thank you for saving 45 seconds of my precious life

[@_abcd_711]

Fun and educational talk.

[@AConversationOn]

That emcee really destroyed the punch of that title. And a piece of the microphone.

[@thejeffmorrison]

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[@thejeffmorrison]

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[@animationnation]

The link: medium.com/@robertgrosse/generating-64-bit-hash-collisions-to-dos-python-5b21404a5306

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