I remain unconvinced that the decision to ignore SIGPIPE is right. The description is very hard wavy about it, "Python knows what it's doing". Maybe, but I can think of half a dozen other situations where this may trip up someone who does not take this into consideration.
How do similar languages like Perl do it? They seem to work fine doing things the Unix way.
How do similar languages like Perl do it? They seem to work fine doing things the Unix way.