Re:Analyzing Data 170,000x Faster with Python
by IshKebab on Tuesday October 31, 2023 @02:47PM
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> No, instead you get to deal with absurdly slow dependency solving / installation
NPM is definitely faster than pip to install things. Not sure what you're talking about here.
> I know for a fact that both npm and yarn are extremely popular
The point is they both work. Nobody is going to say "you picked the wrong package manager out of these 8 options". There's an obvious option and a slightly less obvious option and they both work properly.
> switch to modern solutions for this
What was I just saying about having to magically know the "right" way to do it? In any case I don't think either of those will solve the issue.
> Don't use Windows, obvs. Seriously though, I give absolutely zero fucks about development experience on Windows with Python.
Sounds like you give zero fucks about the Python development experience on Linux too, otherwise you wouldn't defend its obvious deficiencies.
NPM is definitely faster than pip to install things. Not sure what you're talking about here.
> I know for a fact that both npm and yarn are extremely popular
The point is they both work. Nobody is going to say "you picked the wrong package manager out of these 8 options". There's an obvious option and a slightly less obvious option and they both work properly.
> switch to modern solutions for this
What was I just saying about having to magically know the "right" way to do it? In any case I don't think either of those will solve the issue.
> Don't use Windows, obvs. Seriously though, I give absolutely zero fucks about development experience on Windows with Python.
Sounds like you give zero fucks about the Python development experience on Linux too, otherwise you wouldn't defend its obvious deficiencies.