2 ms·

Well it doesn't preclude him being expert (or just doing work) in anything else? e.g. you might be a C++ expert, but also proficient in Python, and currently w

• darth_avocado 3y ago
  Right but it’s more like someone is an expert in the “async” method. You’d expect them to be expert in whatever language they’re using, so the framing threw me off.
  • OJFord 3y ago
    Yeah I get what you mean. Could just be a quirk of the reporting too - like you might write a lot of async python, comment on some hot topic case using that knowledge, GIL removal say, and then get labelled 'async functions expert Darth Avocado' when really you'd never think of yourself that way.
  • mrguyorama 3y ago
    The reality is that the real world is infinitely more complex than the toys we make in the software world.