What's the best way to implement python cache for better performance? or How does python cache work a

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Python cache is clutch for memoization, but it’s not magic. If your function’s output changes based on external state (like time), caching will bite you.

`lru_cache` is great, but for distributed apps, you’ll need something like Redis. Overkill for small projects tho.

Ever tried benchmarking with/without cache? The difference can be wild.

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