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Изворен канал @pythonotes · Post #401 · 15 дек.

Функция asyncio.wait() это еще один способ вызвать множество асинхронных задач. Она работает в нескольких режимах. 1. Самый простой - ждем завершения всех задач async def main(): tasks = [asyncio.create_task(do_it(i)) for i in range(10)] done, pending = await asyncio.wait( tasks, return_when=asyncio.ALL_COMPLETED ) for task in done: try: print(task.result()) except Exception as e: print(e) Очень похоже на gather, но работает не так. ▫️возвращает не результаты, а два сета с объектами Task у которых можно забрать результат через task.result() если они в списке done ▫️не гарантирует порядок результатов так как оба объекта это set ▫️не выбрасывает исключение когда оно появляется, а сохраняет его в Task. Исключение появится когда попробуете забрать резултьтат. 2. Ждем завершения первой задачи, даже если там ошибка. async def main(): tasks = [asyncio.create_task(do_it(i)) for i in range(3)] done, pending = await asyncio.wait( tasks, return_when=asyncio.FIRST_COMPLETED ) # в done может быть несколько задач! for task in done: try: print(task.result()) except Exception as e: print(f"Fail: {e}") # Оставшиеся задачи в pending, как правило, нужно отменить, иначе они будут продолжать работать for task in pending: task.cancel() В сете done будут таски которые успели завершится, причем как успешно так и нет. 3. До первой ошибки. Тоже самое, но с аргументом FIRST_EXCEPTION done, pending = await asyncio.wait( tasks, return_when=asyncio.FIRST_EXCEPTION ) Функция завершается как только первая задача упадет с ошибкой. Учтите, что в любом случае done вы можете обранужить несколько задач, как с ошибками так и успешные. ↗️ Полный листинг примеров здесь #async

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@hkdmovement · Post #8118 · 18.11.2025 г., 22:09

2019 Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Siege Timeline: - Nov 11-12: Police initiate action by entering CUHK campus, sparking clashes. - Nov 12: Police deploy tear gas, rubber bullets, and bean bag rounds; clashes last for hours, with dozens injured. - Nov 12 (Evening): University president Rocky Tuan mediates; police agree to withdraw, but tensions persist. - Nov 13: Aftermath continues as campus calms, becoming a symbol of the protests. - Police Brutality Details: According to Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch reports, police used excessive force, including close-range rubber bullet shots causing eye injuries, beatings of detainees, and indiscriminate tear gas affecting students and non-protesters. #HongKongProtests#2019HongKong

Hong Kong Democracy Movement

@hkdmovement · Post #8108 · 10.11.2025 г., 21:59

Timeline of Chow Tsz-lok's Death: - Nov 3, 2019 (Evening): Protests in Tseung Kwan O escalate; police deploy tear gas. - Nov 4, 2019 (Around 1 AM): Chow falls from 3rd floor of Sheung Tak Estate car park, suffers severe injuries; reports claim police were present at the parking lot at the time. - Car park fence is 1.3m tall, making accidental fall unlikely for an adult, raising suspicions. - Chow had severe head injuries but no other broken bones; critics claim this proves he was unconscious before the fall. - Nov 4, 2019: Ambulance delayed due to roadblocks, with reports claiming police cars blocked the way; Chow admitted to hospital in coma. - Nov 8, 2019 (Morning): Chow pronounced dead at age 22 from cardiac arrest. - Jan 2021: Coroner's inquest did not rule accidental death, but exact cause of fall undetermined; critics allege the judge misled the jury multiple times that it was an accident. - A tragic symbol of Hong Kong's 2019 protests—remembering the call for justice. #ChowTszLok#HongKongProtests

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@hkdmovement · Post #7375 · 13.05.2024 г., 01:56

Legal expert Johannes Chan Man-mun explains the permanent nature of the "interim" injunction in Hong Kong's protest case, with no avenue for appeal to the Court of Final Appeal. Chan criticizes the court's decision to deny intervention, highlighting the challenges in challenging the ban. He emphasizes the undermining of human rights and suggests legislative action instead of relying on court injunctions. Human rights concerns persist in Hong Kong. #HongKongProtests#LegalRuling#HumanRights