Re:Python 3 in 2016
by ZenoArrow on Thursday February 18, 2016 @03:41PM
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> "I'll believe it when I see it".
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"Leysin Winter Sprint (20-27th February 2016)"
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> "Nor do I recommend that you use it as part of your advocacy."
I'm an advocate for F#, but I'll encourage the progress of any open source language, strong competition is good for the field as a whole. The question isn't 'Why can't Python be fast?' but rather 'How fast can Python be?', the difference is a difference in attitude.
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"Leysin Winter Sprint (20-27th February 2016)"
"STM (Software Transaction Memory), notably: try to come up with benchmarks, and measure them carefully in order to test and improve the conflict reporting tools, and more generally to figure out how practical it is in large projects to avoid conflicts"
http://morepypy.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/leysin-winter-sprint-...
> "Nor do I recommend that you use it as part of your advocacy."
I'm an advocate for F#, but I'll encourage the progress of any open source language, strong competition is good for the field as a whole. The question isn't 'Why can't Python be fast?' but rather 'How fast can Python be?', the difference is a difference in attitude.