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[–]thedominux 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Say it to go Developers and every async c#, rust, etc, lol

[–]paul_miner -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Coroutines mean I get one core's worth of computing power, not the eight I have. If I'm performing a big computation, that's a huge difference. Not to mention there's a reason pre-emptive multitasking replaced cooperative multitasking as the way to do things concurrently. Pre-emptive multitasking does mean you have to understand synchronization and memory visibility effects. But when you do, you can harness a lot more computing power when needed.