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I agree. And if you're into numerical Python, sticking with Python 2.7 is standard. Why would you migrate to Python3 when there is no performance benefit in nu
by daveguy 10y ago
I agree. And if you're into numerical Python, sticking with Python 2.7 is standard. Why would you migrate to Python3 when there is no performance benefit in numerical computing? If you're going to migrate may as well migrate to what will improve performance on the non-numpy bits (pypy) than a migration just for the sake of migrating (py3).
- yeukhon 10y agoProof that there is no performance improvement? There are some changes in PY3 making CPython more performant in some areas, but in some other areas PY3 may perform worse. There was a PyCon talk about this a few years back.
- daveguy 10y agoI haven't seen any proof there is a performance improvement. The only comprehensive benchmarks I have seen show on par or worse performance. If you are going to improve the performance of something I think it is on the "improved" system to demonstrate an improvement.