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by antononcube
257 days ago
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Mostly, because Python is not a good a "discovery" and prototyping language. It is like that by design -- Guido Van Rossum decided that TMTOWTDI is counter-productive. Another point, which could have mentioned in my previous response -- Raku has more elegant and easy to use asynchronous computations framework. IMO, Python's introspection matches that Raku's introspection. Some argue that Python's LLM packages are more and better than Raku's. I agree on the "more" part. I am not sure about the "better" part: - Generally speaking, different people prefer decomposing computations in a different way.
- When few years ago I re-implemented Raku's LLM packages in Python, Python did not have equally convenient packages. |
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