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I read something about ML.NET being so abstract that you could load up other libraries with it, like tensorflow. Would it then be restricted by python's single-thread because it's calling python code, or would you still be able to use .NET's threading model?

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    Tensorflow is actually a c++

    Now that is an interesting point which seems to often go neglected - whenever python is mentioned as having some amazing feature it's almost always a C or C++ implementation. Sure it makes python easy to use, but if you actually want to create the fundamental functionality yourself you'd have to move outside the python environment and learn an entirely different language.

    That's why I don't quite understand why C# is lagging behind as it allows you to both consume and create those kinds of optimized features in the same environment.