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by kevin42
90 days ago
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That's an interesting take, but I'm not sure 'easy to write' is the only advantage. There is also a really good ecosystem of libraries, especially for scientific computing. My experience has been that Claude can write good c++ code, but it's not great about optimization. So, curated Python code can often be faster than an AI's reimplementation of an algorithm in c++. |
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