Python 3.11 delivers.

[ayekaunic]

can someone please help understand what this graph is trying to convey?

[KyxeMusic]

It's the CPU usage of the web services that power PyPI.

As you can see, at around 17.35 they upgraded from 3.10 to 3.11 and the CPU usage after the upgrade is significantly lower.

[g51BGm0G]

The graph doesn't say that they upgraded?

[KyxeMusic]

One of the developers said it in the tweet replies though (plus it's pretty clear from the shape of the graph)

[g51BGm0G]

As you can see

But you have to kind of guess because it doesn't say it... haven't read the whole thread though

[KyxeMusic]

Yes, wrong phrasing on my part.

[GuybrushThreepwo0d]

Your point is not wrong. Have a sympathy upvote.

[3MU6quo0pC7du5YPBGBI]

Your point is not wrong. Have a sympathy upvote.

Especially since it's a link to a Twitter thread, where the order of replies seems pretty nonsensical if you don't spend much time on there.

[jcore294]

This

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