You don't understand GIL
Posted by afribinary@reddit | Python | View on Reddit | 3 comments
Put together a detailed myth-busting write-up on the Python GIL: threads vs processes, CoW pitfalls, when C libs actually release the GIL, and why “just use multiprocessing” is often misunderstood. Curious what the community thinks — did I miss any big misconceptions?
del1ro@reddit
You don't understand GIL. We do
legobmw99@reddit
Arguing Python has a stronger type system than Java in the opener is a great way to establish what kind of authority the author does not have
UsernameTaken1701@reddit
Well, you nailed the condescending title.