I mentioned during the talk, that the reason for giving it a spin in Python in the first place was that we had to fill in gaps in a Go library. While there's lo

I mentioned during the talk, that the reason for giving it a spin in Python in the first place was that we had to fill in gaps in a Go library. While there's lots of Go libraries, many of them are immature, and have chunks of functionality missing. So while I was blocked on a coworker filling in one of the gaps we both needed, I was able to rewrite it all in Python. I'll probably give this talk again at a venue where it'll be recorded, which should add a lot of missing context to these slides.