The same can be asked about any number of things - why would someone ever not free their memory, use a dynamic allocation, not use a lock, use an orm, not use an orm.
I just can’t understand the thought process that led to that.
Bluntly, it’s not understanding the tools and fundamentals. Your original reply assumed that it would use all cores, for example. To me that’s obviously not true but I’m sure there’s 10 things you could list off that are obvious to you but I’d get wrong -
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The same can be asked about any number of things - why would someone ever not free their memory, use a dynamic allocation, not use a lock, use an orm, not use an orm.
Bluntly, it’s not understanding the tools and fundamentals. Your original reply assumed that it would use all cores, for example. To me that’s obviously not true but I’m sure there’s 10 things you could list off that are obvious to you but I’d get wrong -
Sure. My original reply assumed that there wouldn't be an unnecessary `await` inserted inside a loop.
Unless I'm misunderstanding the code you posted, removing the `await` in the loop would use all cores.