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by arc776
2071 days ago
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I gave up trying to make Python fast since to do so you give up what makes Python good and end up writing C/Cython. On top of this, distributing Python is just... gross, at least for my use cases. Eventually I found Nim and never looked back. Python is simply not built for speed but for productivity. Nim is built for both from the start. It's certainly lacking the ecosystem of Python, but for my use cases that doesn't matter. |
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