It's common when doing multiprocessing to have things working when they shouldn't in theory (I remember stumbling on a few such examples on StackOverflow, and writing many myself). This can be due to the order in which operations are being executed on either processes, the size of the inter-process messages, and whatnot. This also makes debugging a pain because reproducing some issues can be based on luck. So if I were you, I wouldn't put too much weight on different behaviours coming from other softwares.
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