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https://clojureverse.org/t/is-this-an-efficient-way-of-handling-concurrency/6612 there is an interesting question in ClojureVerse and core.async pipelines came up. If someone more knowledgeable could chip in it’d be welcome. I couldn’t find examples of pipeline readily available.
Also looking at the source, pipeline and pipeline-blocking seem to be equivalent in their implementation. Perhaps a future extension point so that there’s different thread pools?
That’s correct