Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by plg on Thursday January 09, 2014 @02:35PM
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Python so slow!!
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Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by baldfat on Thursday January 09, 2014 @02:48PM
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What does this have to do with Scientific Computing? I don't think there is anyone would say that in the realm of Scientific Computing there is a problem with slow in python.
Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by 0x001E84EE on Thursday January 09, 2014 @03:40PM
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I would argue that many Scientific Computing problems involve large amounts of data and/or computation.
Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by baldfat on Friday January 10, 2014 @01:31PM
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Have you ever worked with MatLab or other "Scientific Computing Languages"? They are like 10 times slower then Python.
I am guessing you are against dynamic languages?
Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by plg on Thursday January 09, 2014 @04:48PM
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and the spacing thing... what a nightmare for copy/paste
Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by plg on Thursday January 09, 2014 @07:27PM
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to those downvoting the parent to this comment ... honestly, do you disagree? If so I must be missing some trick, and if so I would love to hear what it is.
Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by dllthomas on Thursday January 09, 2014 @07:28PM
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What editor(s) do you use?
Re:Homogenization of scientific computing – Python is eating...
by plg on Thursday January 09, 2014 @08:04PM
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sublime text
emacs
textmate
problem is typically copying and pasting from an editor into a terminal window running python... usually for code blocks that have not just one but at least two (or more) levels of indentation
iPython and pasting with %cpaste usually helps but what if I want plain Python not iPython?
anyway it's a problem I don't have with any other language and so that's why I'm complaining about it