In the end, all concurrent software runs on the sa...
# coroutines
r
In the end, all concurrent software runs on the same hardware, so none really has "hard benefits" over any other in the way you are using the term. A quote comes to mind though:
"When the only tool you know is a hammer, everything looks like a nail."
I think you would benefit from some time learning some additional tools beyond your rx hammer (and coroutines is a powerful one with multiple sub-tools... I'd at least add actors and good old shared state to the mix as well), so you can recognize which problems require which solutions.