Author(s):	Michael McKerns
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Description:	The talk will cover some advice every developer should know for writing effective parallel python. Many of the examples you find on parallel python focus on the mechanics of getting the parallel infrastructure to work with your code, and not on how to actually build good portable parallel python code. The talk is intended to be a broad introduction to writing effective parallel python, and is well suited for newbies as well as experienced developers. markdown
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