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Ahhh, i was misunderstanding the working of multiprocessing, i thought it pinned the operations to cores, thanks for clarifying - i was hoping there'd be some miracle parallel compute i...

> > Ahhh, i was misunderstanding the working of multiprocessing, i thought it pinned the operations to cores, thanks for clarifying - i was hoping there'd be some miracle parallel...

That's fine, it's good to discuss in more detail and learn together. I'm going to have a play around with a few things with multiprocessing and passing stuff to the...

Hi again @cboulay, just wanted to say thanks again for your recommendations, i've replaced my two threads for handling 0Hz devices and normal sample rate devices with a single data...

Oooo, thankyou for recommending @cboulay! I've got a ML accel+gyro project coming up after i finish my current investigation in a month or two, so i'll have a play with...

Hi @cboulay, i was wondering if you've come across [labgraph](https://github.com/facebookresearch/labgraph) and had any experience to speak of?

Awesome, thanks for recommending! ezmsg looks ezier then labgraph to get my head round, does as it says on the tin. (Cthulhu is a scary name to give a submodule)...

I don't suppose there's been any progress on this front from anyone? @tstenner @Argzero

For anyone looking for a python wrapper for an xdf writer, @agricolab has done a great job with [pyLieSL](https://pyliesl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html), following the example for the LabRecorderCLI [here](https://pyliesl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/appendix.html#liesl.files.labrecorder.cli_wrapper.LabRecorderCLI).

> Thank you @cbrnr, @agricolab, and @cboulay for your considered responses. > > From the feedback above I understand that adding pydantic as a dependency is not ideal, I understand...