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So, in Rust they had threading since forever and they are now hyped with this new toy called async/await (and all the new problems it brings), while in Python t
by j1elo 2y ago
So, in Rust they had threading since forever and they are now hyped with this new toy called async/await (and all the new problems it brings), while in Python they've had async/await and are now excited to see the possibilities of this new toy called threads (and all its problems). That's funny!
- BugsJustFindMe 2y agoWell, Python had threads already. This is just a slightly different form of them behind the scenes.
- dralley 2y agoYes? They have different use cases which they are good at.
- nvy 2y agoBeing hyped for <feature other languages have had for years> is totally on-brand for the Rust community.
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- hot_gril 2y agoThat sounds more like Golang (generics)
- hot_gril 2y agoPython is more so in the same boat as Rust. Python asyncio was relatively recent.