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Latest episode: #568 Cloudflare Python WorkersWhere does your Python code actually run? A server in Virginia? A container in Frankfurt? Pyodide put Python into the browser. Cloudflare put the browser into the server. Combine the two and you get Python Workers, now generally available. My guests are Hood Chatham, Gyeongjae Choi, and Dominik Picheta from Cloudflare. Hood and Gyeongjae maintain Pyodide. Dominik got Python running in Cloudflare Workers in the first place. Your FastAPI app ships as plain Python files. It runs on CPython compiled to WebAssembly, inside V8, at over 350 locations worldwide.
Gyeongjae Choi
Hood Chatham
Dominik Picheta
Upcoming episodes
Pamela Fox
(up next)
Connecting Agents to Data via MCP, CLI, and More
Should your agent call an MCP server or just run a CLI? Pamela Fox is a principal cloud advocate at Microsoft and GitHub. She’s taught MCP workshops from PyCon to WeAreDevelopers. Every week, an agent combs her Gmail, Outlook, and X history to build her news roundup. She uses MCP all day. She’ll still tell you when to skip it. Her colleague pitted the GitHub CLI against the GitHub MCP server on a real bug fix. The CLI used fewer tokens. It succeeded more often. So do we choose CLIs, MCPs, or even just APIs for connecting our agents to our data and services?
Christopher Ariza
(and then)
Free-Threaded Python and NumPy
NumPy already releases the GIL. So threads should already pay off for your NumPy code, right? Christopher Ariza tested that. He summed the rows of a 10,000 by 10,000 array on Python 3.14. Sequential took 360 milliseconds. A thread pool took 373, slower than doing nothing. The same code on free-threaded Python 3.14t took 83.7 milliseconds. Free-threaded Python is officially supported as of 3.14. The GIL isn’t gone, though. It’s a zombie. Import one compiled package that hasn’t opted in, psycopg2 for example, and the GIL comes back for your entire process. You get a warning, not an error.
Adam Bobowski
(finally)
Stario - Real-Time Hypermedia Apps in Python
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