Joblib parallel processing introduces {built-in method time.sleep} in profiling
I am using Joblib to run parallel jobs in my Python application. During profiling, I noticed that the slowest process was {built-in method time.sleep}
. Interestingly, this issue disappears when I remove Joblib parallel processing. Could you explain why {built-in method time.sleep} becomes a bottleneck with Joblib parallel processing?