Having watched your podcast for a long time, I knew that question was coming, and I just didn’t want to come up with some bullshit answer. Because I’ve heard some, and they sound like they’re trying to write a chapter for Peter Drucker or something. I’m just not going to try and do that.
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Now, of course all of the above works only if we don't have the GIL around. But remember: that's what we wanted to change in the first place. We accept to target only the very small percentage of code out there nowadays that is free-threaded Python compatible, and to exclude the vast majority of existing Python async code to be compatible with our runtime. But given our runtime is not compatible with any existing async standard in the Python ecosystem – our runtime primivitives are just the coroutines and events, we don't rely with AsyncIO's futures or tasks or any other primitive – it's probably not a big deal: a big portion of existing async code would require to be rewritten in any case.。关于这个话题，传奇私服新开网｜热血传奇SF发布站｜传奇私服网站提供了深入分析
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