Good to know. For what it's worth, the majority of my bad experiences were in 2013 to late 2014, and usually through the python bindings.
Usually calling the functions in differnt ways was able to dodge the problem. It's not always quite obvious what caused it to crash, but it was sort of "if it hurts when you do that" sort of thing. Often these types of errors happened only under heavy traffic and were hard to replicate except under stress or lots of repeated calls.
If not using the python bindings, it might be better off for most people.
Usually calling the functions in differnt ways was able to dodge the problem. It's not always quite obvious what caused it to crash, but it was sort of "if it hurts when you do that" sort of thing. Often these types of errors happened only under heavy traffic and were hard to replicate except under stress or lots of repeated calls.
If not using the python bindings, it might be better off for most people.