Re:Bun v0.5
by nine_k on Wednesday January 18, 2023 @06:22PM
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Python is great and ergonomic for interactive fiddling.
But the scientific strength of "Python" comes not from Python itself. It just offers a nice interface to tons of C, C++, and Fortran code that implement the core of numpy, pandas, keras, pytorch, etc. That's what STEM and ML crowds use. Moving that code to WASM must be possible, but likely for demo purposes, not for serious work.
But the scientific strength of "Python" comes not from Python itself. It just offers a nice interface to tons of C, C++, and Fortran code that implement the core of numpy, pandas, keras, pytorch, etc. That's what STEM and ML crowds use. Moving that code to WASM must be possible, but likely for demo purposes, not for serious work.