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@dimitri , can you give us a very brief rundown on where to change the code? I am familar with crypto/sec, but not pgloader or how it's organized. I'd be...

Yes, perhaps not quite that brief. Anyways, no sweat. I am able to get this to work by change mysql.cnf

I think a bigger issue is likely performance issues with large number of trials, which are turning into a bit of a blocker. I'm moving trial user_attrs out into study...

Yeah, I'd second that. This library is very widely referenced across stackoverflow, @erdewit After using lua coroutines, I have to say the asyncio folks really need to rethink things.

Interesting rebuttal to dynamic coroutines: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2015-April/139695.html The issue boils down to the fact that when you allow the event_loop to be accessed wherever, the author feels you start to lose...

That all said, I would really like dynamic / re-entrant coroutines. Without it, supporting asyncio will require significant refactoring of a lot of libraries, and for those trying to just...

@erdewit I think most people are using as a hack to get things to work in jupyter and aren't measuring the fairness / performance. Is there something wrong with the...

@erdewit Thanks. How would you write the code then? With a custom run routine? I was going to try that, but as I looked into the asyncio code itself I...

Well, there are no other tasks only if we're not using the same event_loop where the previous ones were created. I guess there is a new event loop in there...

Hmm, we seem to be going back and forth a bit here. If you look at the code above, create_task will schedule a task to run soon. Before sleep is...