About
Python shenanigans, language experiments, metaprogramming, compilers, and other technical malarkey.
This blog’s main focus is on rather arcane things you can do in Python. Occasionally you might find posts about other things I’m working on.
My name is Matthias Wippich and I tend to go by Che or Tsche online. I’m a member of the C++ committee (formally ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG21) and IEEE. In my little free time I sporadically contribute to the LLVM project/clang and do a lot of gardening. I also run a C++ Community on the Discord platform.
I used to study games engineering at TUM and am currently pursuing a degree in computational linguistics at LMU. To finance all this, I’m also working in the embedded firmware team of a life sciences and lab automation company.
My main interests are in metaprogramming, embedded and compilers. I also do quite enjoy messing around with C++.
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