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00:00:02 But could you adopt some simple changes to your code that would make it a lot faster and more efficient?

00:00:08 Chances are you'll find a couple of the tips from Sidney Runkel that will do just that.
00:00:08 Chances are you'll find a couple of the tips from Sydney Runkle that will do just that.

00:00:12 Join us to talk about Pydantic performance tips here on Talk Python.

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00:19:08 And I think implementing some of these tips is helpful in that if you understand some

00:19:11 of the kind of like pedantic architectural context, it can also just help you think more
00:19:11 of the kind of like pydantic architectural context, it can also just help you think more

00:19:16 about like, how can I write my pedantic code better?
00:19:16 about like, how can I write my pydantic code better?

00:19:19 Absolutely.

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00:32:46 Yeah, that's cool.

00:32:47 I don't use unions very often, which is probably why, other than, you know, symptom pipe none,
00:32:47 I don't use unions very often, which is probably why, other than, you know, symantic pipe none,

00:32:52 which is, you know, like optional.

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00:44:35 Yeah.

00:44:36 So I think this kind of dovetails nicely into like you asked earlier, like, is there a way
00:44:36 So I think this kind of devtools nicely into like you asked earlier, like, is there a way

00:44:41 that we kind of monitor the performance improvements that we're making?

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00:57:53 on all the work you and the team are doing.

00:57:56 You know, what a, what a success PyTantic is.
00:57:56 You know, what a, what a success Pydantic is.

00:57:58 Yeah.

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