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   by pyper-dev 2y ago

   Your third point intrigues me a lot. I imagine for the majority of cases, it's generally more useful to work with async functions in the structure of async syntax, but I suppose it's possible to run async functions in a synchronou
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   by pyper-dev 2y ago

   We came across this at one point and thought it was a very innovative and interesting package! The important design point we're differing on is that Pyper implements 'pipelines' as functions, whereas pypeln seems to implement
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   by pyper-dev 2y ago

   Great feedback, thank you. We'll certainly be working on adding more examples to illustrate more complex use cases. One thing I'd mention is that we don't really imagine Pyper as a whole observability and orchestration platfo
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