CPython Developer in Residence, Python 3.8 and 3.9 release manager. Gradual typing enthusiast, asynchronous programming proponent, and creator of the auto-formatter Black. ambv on Github.
Likes immersive single-player role-playing games, Scotch whisky, and road cycling. In his free time, he produces electronic music, which includes software and hardware of his own making.
| Blog | https://lukasz.langa.pl |
| Code | https://github.com/ambv |
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We have a very unique keynote this year: Guido van Rossum - the creator of Python - will be the guest on an episode of the https://core.py podcast, recorded live from the conference stage by @ambv and Pablo Galindo Salgado!
🎫 Grab your ticket for EuroPython 2026, it’s going to be epic: https://ep2026.europython.eu/tickets/
Can’t wait to see you all in The City of Castles and Dragons!
#europython #conference #europython2026 #python #opensource #community
Look, last-minute Łukasz at #pyconus reporting here that there is a last-minute talk on Sunday at 2:30pm worth attending!
PEP 810 co-author Brittany Reynoso will be talking about lazy imports!
When I moved from Europe to North America for the first time in 2013, I had to accept I was no longer wearing "size M”. In America I was "size S".
This Monday at new hire orientation, I had to accept that somehow in 2026 I had become North-American “size XS”.
🗓️ We're officially counting down—26 days till #PyConUS!
Will we see you there? Don't miss out—get your ticket today!
April 14th is up there with August 8th (aka 808 Day, after the classic Roland drum machine) as the best electronic music holiday of the year. And you can fold in July 18, World Listening Day, timed to the birthday of Canadian acoustic ecologist and composer R. Murray Schafer.
Each year, musicians around the world record versions of Aphex Twin’s “Avril 14th” and share them.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the song, which first appeared on Aphex Twin’s 2001 album, Drukqs. When something cultural like this takes root, as enough time passes that you can think of it as an annual tradition, you start to wonder if and why the communal activity might ever stop — which is to say, in 25 years we will likely still be celebrating “Avril 14th” Day, and doing so on instruments and technologies that don’t yet exist, as well as on ones that predated the late-1980s technology, the Disklavier, on which it was first recorded. In that way, the song moves both forward and backward in time as it nestles deeper into the collective culture.
Core Dispatch #1
New releases are slated to drop on Tuesday: 3.13.13, 3.14.4, and 3.15.0a8.
PEP 803 got accepted, so free-threaded builds will have a stable ABI.
Ken Jin also wrote up what's going on with the JIT in 3.15.
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@pycascades/116218612919798983
I'll be there!
EuroPython
PyCon US
disquiet
Python Software Foundation
Core Dispatch
Trey Hunner 🐍
