My intentions were not to harm, that was why I said "no offence, but". I cannot more than explain myself. Sorry if I offended anyone (despite explicitly saying "no offence"). Someone should probably censor me, like, a lot.
I doubt you are trying to harm anyone. But you're not being very helpful. You say that you've "landed on someone's holy ground" but there is a very low chance that is going on. They probably just want to get a job done, and they want to figure out if your tool's a good fit. All it takes is a little bit more thought before you type out a response.
I'm not telling you to censor yourself. I'm telling you to stop worrying about explaining yourself, and start thinking about being more helpful. I'm telling you to do it, because it will make things easier for you. You might have written the library, but other people are going to be the ones who use it. They're going to ask you questions, and you're going to think some of those questions are stupid. It's okay. But if you try to be helpful to them even if you think their questions are stupid, you'll spend far less time writing defensive comments on HN, and far more time watching adoption for your library grow, which I assume is something you may want.
Best of luck!
It seems like you not only misunderstand the question, but felt the need to question their intelligence and give a rude, vague, and overall unhelpful answer. As a piece of communication, it is overall useless to everyone involved. Please be mindful of the way you come across. There's no need to insult, dismiss and disrespect others. It only takes a single moment, and saves time and energy for both you and them. You could rephrase like "No. You can approach this to a level of <percentage_of_perf>, but it will be hard to pass that point, due to the way the library is written." If you did that, you'd add some very valuable information to the conversation with little effort. It would be a win win for everyone.
Beyond that, assuming your benchmarks are accurate, this seems like a prime library for someone to write a python wrapper for! There's autobahn-twisted right now, but I'm not sure how well it performs in comparison.