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Mon May 17 20:06:18 CEST 1999 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/1999-May/095217.html

The illustrious Sam Rushing avers:
>Continuations are more powerful than coroutines, though I admit
>they're a bit esoteric.  I programmed in Scheme for years without
>seeing the need for them.  But when you need 'em, you *really* need
>'em.  No way around it.

Frankly, I think I thought I understood this once but now I know I
don't.
How're continuations more powerful than coroutines?
And why can't they be implemented using threads (and semaphores etc)?

...I'm not promising I'll understand the answer...
    -- Aaron Watters

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[Python-Dev] coroutines vs. continuations vs. threads