Re:Python 3.11 vs 3.10 performance
by BeetleB on Wednesday July 06, 2022 @08:47PM
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> Maybe better to elaborate on what it should be, if not fast?
It should satisfy the needs of the customer and it should be reasonably secure.
Everything else is a luxury.
My point was that in most of my time in the industry being faster would not have benefited my customers in any manner worth measuring.
I'm not anti-performance. I fantasize about how to make my software faster to maintain my geek credentials. But neither my bosses nor my customers pay for it.
If a customer says they want it faster we'll oblige.
It should satisfy the needs of the customer and it should be reasonably secure.
Everything else is a luxury.
My point was that in most of my time in the industry being faster would not have benefited my customers in any manner worth measuring.
I'm not anti-performance. I fantasize about how to make my software faster to maintain my geek credentials. But neither my bosses nor my customers pay for it.
If a customer says they want it faster we'll oblige.