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<oakwhiz> I dumped asyncio and used multiprocessing instead. Creating a new process and then using one of the Manager classes to pass locks and data structures around solved my problem quickly
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<oakwhiz> "I just want 2 pythons with no interpreter lock"
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<Rogan> I created an Asyncio repl that services tcp sockets in the background. Sounds like a similar problem, perhaps? See https://GitHub.com/shuckc/pialarm Disclaimer: I don’t know what I’m doing in python, but it seems to work.
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