>I'm really glad to see some of the Python committers taking a serious look at the GIL. Python is either posed for great victory (given its rapid rate of adopti

>I'm really glad to see some of the Python committers taking a serious look at the GIL. Python is either posed for great victory (given its rapid rate of adoption in academia) or slow failure (given the rapid rate at which server apps are starting to migrate from Python to Go) Or neither, given that it's okey to have specialized tools for different jobs. Speed/networking was never supposed to be Pythons moto.