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If only CPython3 wasn't completely blown out of the water by Python2's production-ready PyPy. That said, my tests are the exact opposite of what you're claiming
by BuckRogers 10y ago
If only CPython3 wasn't completely blown out of the water by Python2's production-ready PyPy. That said, my tests are the exact opposite of what you're claiming- I've been doing the same benchmarks on all the CPython3 releases since 3.2. I think you're the only person I've heard make that claim in fact.