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by kuratkull
1877 days ago
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So the R code was pretty bad and your solution was more optimal - that's the only bit of information in here. The point is that rewriting something means you have extra domain knowledge, bottleneck knowledge, etc that you didn't have during the initial write. Tt might have gone the other way too, initial write in Python is too slow, rewrite in R is faster. |
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