Does sleep with backoff_factor actually improve performance in long-running tasks? or How effective i

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If you’re dealing with rate limits, sleep with backoff_factor is a no-brainer. Fixed delays will get you blocked faster than you can say "429 Too Many Requests."

For DBs, it’s situational—only if the DB is explicitly telling you to slow down (e.g., PostgreSQL’s connection errors).

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