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-This post is a general feedback on my first participation at europython 2025 in the beautiful city of Prague. Thanks a lot to all the organizers and volunteers. Great thanks to my manager at my current job for all her support and for letting me enjoy this moment.
+This post is a general feedback on my first participation at europython 2025 in the beautiful city of Prague. Thanks a lot to all the organizers and volunteers. Great thanks to my manager at my current job for all her support.
 
 ### What is EuroPython ?
 
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 ### Arrival at Prague
 
-I arrived at Prague at the 15th of July at late at night. The hotel I booked for 5 nights costed me around 240 euros.
+I arrived at Prague at the 15th of July at night. The hotel I booked for 5 nights costed me around 240 euros which was not expensive.
 In the next day, I went directly to the conference venue to do the registration and start enjoying the conference.
 
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 Here are some few highlights from the talks I attended : 
 
 - There were many talks on the new JIT compilation in Python 3.13 and that should be made default in future versions. Performance improvments is said to be around 9 %.
-- Many talks about Python performance, and how to make sure to have performant code. A talk named "When in practice is Python performance an issue? Facts and myths" was particularly interesting where the speaker insisted on profiling the code to see the bootleneck.
+- Many talks about Python performance, and how to make sure to have performant code. A talk named "When in practice is Python performance an issue? Facts and myths" was particularly interesting where the speaker insisted on profiling the code to see the bootleneck. Sometimes your bottleneck isn’t where you think it is
 - A talk around Generative AI named "The Boom of Generative AI: realities, promises and awkward situations" was also very interesting. The talk spoke about the recent advancements in AI and how it might change the software engineering job, since the cost of software is now dropping with all those tools available. 
 - A preview of the Python documentary that will be released later this year was shown, and a discussion with Brett Cannon, Armin ronacher and Paul Everitt followed around many topics in Python ecosystem.