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by kerkeslager
502 days ago
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I mean everything you just said about Go applies to Python except the "consumes tiny amounts of resources"--it's certainly my most productive language, and the code looks a lot like the pseudocode people write when they're trying to descrbe an algorithm so it's pretty dang easy to read. But you don't hear me going around claiming it's well-designed. Taking async design cues from f-ing JavaScript, leaning harder into the GIL, was a horrific mistake, for example. |
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