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> multiprocessing instead of multithreading There's a reason threads exist.
by slantedview 9y ago
> multiprocessing instead of multithreading
There's a reason threads exist.
- gnaritas 9y agoThose reasons aren't what they used to be, resources aren't nearly as limited these days and we now have the hindsight to see that threads lead to very buggy code due to shared state. Processes are better.