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What is the python’s Achilles heel?

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The Global Interpreter Lock – or GIL to it's many enemies – is the infamous Achilles heel of Python. Only one thread can be executed by the interpreter at any one time, creating a bottleneck that slows down execution and doesn't take advantage of modern multi-core CPUs.

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