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Free-threading goes in because Facebook wants it. Microsoft wants more control, too. The current PSF is doing nothing right. Up to 2014 it was a somewhat reaso
by rhkal 2y ago
Free-threading goes in because Facebook wants it. Microsoft wants more control, too.
The current PSF is doing nothing right. Up to 2014 it was a somewhat reasonable organization that marketed Python to academics, which is part of Python's success.
Now it rests on its laurels, gives money to administrators and friends, stifles free speech and locks down the infrastructure.
No innovation has ever come from the PSF. It takes the credit for the blood, sweat and tears of individual contributors.