Jimmy Yuen Ho Wong

ping @cpitclaudel This should be an easy one

The bug report is in the title. It's #1931.

@cpitclaudel Any concerns with this PR?

The command to test python start up time is actually `time python -c "exit()"`. It took about 0.2s on my MBP 2014. The issue a daemon server tries to solve...

Something like that, whether the worker process will exit after formatting and requires starting a new one to replenish the pool is an implementation detail that depends on how lazy...

Movies play at 24 fps and if you use an old HDMI cable that only supports 30fps to connect your laptop to the screen, the mouse pointer is perceptibly laggy...

As an aside, on my MBP 2020 13" 2GHz machine, there's a file where there are only 204 lines and 9 imports in it. Using the default configuration took 0.4s...

> I personally, don't think FPS is a reasonable, or even beneficial way to think about time for code formatters. The goal shouldn't be to fool a brain into seeing...

> The question isn't how long it takes for a human to know that an image ever existed, if anything it's how long it takes before someone will identify correctly...

Please stop citing pre-2014 material...