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		raxxorraxor 11 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Python has had async for 10 years – why isn't it m... > I think the async-concept gets overused (at my workplace at least). Problem is it that it self reinforces and before you look every little function is suddenly async. The irony is that it is used where you want to write in a synchronous style...

carlmr 11 days ago [–]

Yep, this is my biggest gripe with explicit async, all of a sudden a library that needn't be async forces me to use async (and in Rust forces me to use their async implementation), just because the author felt like async is a nice thing to try out.

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