> Python async sucks

I always find this line of thought strange. It's as if the entire team hinges their technical decision on a single framework, when in reality it's relatively easy to overcome this level of difficulties. This reminds me of the Uber blunder - the same engineer/team switched Uber's database from MySQL to Postgres and then from Postgres to MySQL a few years later, both times claiming that the replaced DB "does not scale" or "sucks". In reality, though, both systems can work very well, and truth be told, Uber's scale was not large enough for either db to show the difference.

The grass is always greener, because of greenshift, a phenomenon where the light dilates due to the universe expansion dilation of spacetime.