That's because Python's data structures aren't thread-safe. Indeed, only one data structure is guaranteed to be thread safe—the Queue class in the multiprocessing module. Queues are FIFOs (that is, ...

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Post the results for each row to a multiprocessing.Queue, and spawn a single process that gets from the queue and writes to the file. It'll post some code when I get to work. More options ...

The multiprocessing module spins up multiple copies of the Python interpreter, each on a separate core, and provides primitives for splitting tasks across cores. But sometimes even the ...

This Python and Llama 2 guide offers more insight. ... The Llama 2 API reads from request queues and writes to response queues, ... with multiprocessing support using Python.