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Fair and accurate. But that’s pretty much what people use, right? I am happy to hear stories of using pypy or something to radically improve an architecture. I

by b33j0r 1y ago

Fair and accurate. But that’s pretty much what people use, right? I am happy to hear stories of using pypy or something to radically improve an architecture. I don’t have any from personal experience. I guess twisted and stackless, a long time ago.

miohtama 1y ago
The GIL is optional in new Python versions. Downsides are legacy library compatibility and degraded single thread performance.
- b33j0r 1y ago
  I mentioned subinterpreters. That’s the thing that “makes the GIL optional,” you still have to use subinterpreters. Is this no longer true?
  - miohtama 1y ago
    It is no longer true. You can have free threading.