@quartata I know what it is, but sometimes the same person posts multiple questions/answers which I vote on at the same time so it is for the same pearson, but not in the aims of given them rep
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@JakeSymons Some advice I got a looooong time ago, when I was in your same position and probably mindset: Don't try to make it happen. That doesn't work.
I think I had a similar issue earlier where my computer would keep disconnecting from the internet, not related to YouTube IIRC, but uninstalling/reinstalling network drivers fixed it
Except when mine connected it would bring down the whole house
It's basically a proxy endpoint - something calls this handler, handler calls another internal webservice with ~10s latency. No real work done in there.
so Python 3.5 kinda muddied the waters by introducing a separate coroutine type
this was a good thing so that you keep them separate from generators that were actually being used to, y'know, generate stuff but it kinda obfuscates the connection between them
fundamentally await is identical to yield from
which is to say: yield into this generator and don't come back until it's finished -- when it yields, yield back the same value to my caller
the logistics of where asyncio.sleep comes from isn't important
for something like say, waiting on a socket, the underlying coroutine that does the I/O may use a special syscall that lets it check if stuff is available
The kernel has a big advantage which is that it can get interrupts from the CPU
Almost all things relinquish control eventually though -- even something like a print means giving up control to wait for STDOUT to be ready to write to
asyncio has some good debugging tools to help tell when coroutines aren't getting scheduled
Also I would point out that Rust and Go do all of their scheduling in user-land like this
According to docs, you are doing it almost right. You have to create/init Tornado's ioloop with corresponding asyncio, since aiohttp is running on asyncio.
from tornado.ioloop import IOLoop
import tornado.web
import tornado.httpserver
import aiohttp
from tornado.platform.asyncio import AsyncIOMa...
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