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Major Projects

I'm a computer-engineer-turned-software-engineer, heavily involved in CPython development.

2019

Python Enhancement Proposals

2020

Dynamic Languages Symposium 2020

Python Enhancement Proposals

2021

PyCon JP 2021

Python 3.10 Release Stream

Python Enhancement Proposals

2022

PyCon US 2022

Popular repositories

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    Over 600 fast Python bindings to the CPython C API. 🤯

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  3. hax Public

    Write compiled bytecode inline with pure Python. 🤖

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  4. automap Public

    High-performance autoincremented integer-valued mappings. 🗺️

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Contribution activity

June 2022

Created 1 repository

Created a pull request in python/cpython that received 8 comments

GH-91389: Fix dis position information for CACHEs

We currently don't advance the co_positions iterator for CACHE entries, which can lead to incorrect positions being reported for later instructions…

+58 −12 8 comments
Opened 3 other pull requests in 2 repositories

Created an issue in python/cpython that received 10 comments

Conditional backward edges should help "warm up" code

#93229 introduced a regression in how aggressively we quicken some for loops. Minimal example: def f(x: bool) -> None: for i in range(1_000_000): if x

10 comments

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