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@ResearchKONG Well, this makes sense. Mixing and matching may be a good choice. The ecological advantages of Python are indeed great. Only Go is used to write agents, concurrenc...
@ResearchKONG Well, this makes sense.
Mixing and matching may be a good choice.
The ecological advantages of Python are indeed great.
Only Go is used to write agents, concurrency, asynchronous, state, storage, etc., which focus on the underlying harness, performance optimization and infrastructure-related parts馃
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