It's researchers trying to contrive an example for why their research effort deserves a budget every year.
Of course their example will be detached from reality. But it doesn't matter.
Re:Behavior-Oriented Concurrency for Python
by traderj0e on Wednesday May 06, 2026 @06:32PM
(#48042784)
The nested `with`s are weird, but otherwise what would you do differently? Seems like a standard pattern.
I still don't really see behaviors helping with this. Like yeah you avoid deadlocking, but now you're abstracting away mutexes :S
Why would one ever result at that methodology?