[Hamuko]

It's one of the headline features of Python 3.15 (hence why it's not in this article). It's even mentioned as the first thing on the What's New doc, so I'm definitely counting it as a "headline feature".

Personally, can't wait. It was just this week that I observed a Python process running out of memory because a module import that's not being used during the process was added to the application, and the memory usage went over a critical threshold because of that.

[0cf8612b2e1e]

I am left wondering when to use it. Every import, all the time? It is an optimization that benefits some pathological scenarios, but not sure I want to introduce bikeshedding in what is/not lazy.