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Re:Python 3.5.0 by andreasvc on Sunday September 13, 2015 @12:18PM (#10211843)
The matrix multiplication on lists could be used for the cartesian product (see itertools.product). However this operation is rather uncommon so there's no good reason to use an operator for it.

It wouldn't incur any overhead, don't know why you'd think it would. Each method of any object only needs to be stored once, not again for every instance. The overhead comes from pointers and data fields such as the length.

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