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This instance was upgraded to Heptapod 0.20rc3 today

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Opened Jan 25, 2021 by synapse dendritic@synaps33

pypy not having same performance as python3 on I/O tasks

I was testing pypy to see if I can gain performance boost in my script. Here is the script: https://termbin.com/7ms5

I get that I am working with I/O and pypy optimizes CPU intensive tasks, but I don't get same performance running this script for 1000 requests. It takes python3 ~6mins and ~8mins for pypy.

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Reference: pypy/pypy#3388