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Quite true. Definitely a benefit. I guess my point is that if you are leaning on Python for performant concurrent operations, you are likely to also be thinki
by huetius 5y ago
Quite true. Definitely a benefit. I guess my point is that if you are leaning on Python for performant concurrent operations, you are likely to also be thinking about how to isolate that component for a rewrite, monkey-patching or no.
- unityByFreedom 5y ago> how to isolate that component At the most basic level you only need to put the logic into a function. Of course, the cost of that adjustment may vary, so more options are good. If Python becomes easier to use in this respect then everyone wins.