Your first example doesn't make any sense. `threading.Thread.is_alive()` has been a thing since Python 2... Your example doesn't use threading, so it runs sequentially, and crashes because is_alive is not defined in your code snippet. Also, threads don't run "in the background", and running things in the background does not directly "speed up the process of long-term tasks." What are you trying to say here??
Okay, my bad, about background thread I meant in 3.13 we can start the long term thread and come back for it later if I'm saying it correctly, maybe it's too big shortcut so I apologize
if Python implements JIT Compiler than nobody will be able to call it slow
actually JIT itself will speed up python for just 2-9% but whole update is improving speed a lot
Soo it is still slow
Your first example doesn't make any sense. `threading.Thread.is_alive()` has been a thing since Python 2... Your example doesn't use threading, so it runs sequentially, and crashes because is_alive is not defined in your code snippet. Also, threads don't run "in the background", and running things in the background does not directly "speed up the process of long-term tasks." What are you trying to say here??
Okay, my bad, about background thread I meant in 3.13 we can start the long term thread and come back for it later if I'm saying it correctly, maybe it's too big shortcut so I apologize
Do you use tty or voice changer?
I use text to speech because I don't speak english as good as speech bot
@@PracticalCoding. Could you please clarify which specific TTS do you use?
@@gfhdlsk TTS from Veed io, they have 15 min of voice/month for free
thanks appreciate it :D
awesome video 🎉❤
thanks
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