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The post addresses this strategy and describes why they consider it insufficient. You can already do this in Python, anyway.
by kevingadd 9y ago
The post addresses this strategy and describes why they consider it insufficient. You can already do this in Python, anyway.
- sametmax 9y agoYes but they discard multiple interpreters as having no real advantages. This is dishonest since it should be able to share objects with much, much less overhead as multiprocessing, while allowing to use multiple CPU. It's not perfect, but honestly it seems like a very good deal for Python.