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That's not technically correct: you can use the multiprocessing library (or the concurrent.futures one, for a more ergonomic api) to spawn cpython processes ove
by toyg 4y ago
That's not technically correct: you can use the multiprocessing library (or the concurrent.futures one, for a more ergonomic api) to spawn cpython processes over multiple cores.
- dontlaugh 4y agoIt is technically correct, multiprocessing doesn't spawn threads and that has several important consequences. In practice though, processes are usually good enough.