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      <description>I gave a talk at PyGotham 2018 about how Python implements stack frames and how Dropbox leveraged that to improve crash reporting using Crashpad. I also contributed to the Dropbox Tech Blog post that goes into great detail on the crash reporting pipeline.&#xA;The talk was less about Crashpad and more about Python internals. There is a video and slides. As part of preparing for the talk, I wrote the following post.</description>
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