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I think part of the problem is that D isn't as good as Python for scientific/numerical computing, and that people doing Python for it will typically drop to C++
by stochastic_monk 9y ago
I think part of the problem is that D isn't as good as Python for scientific/numerical computing, and that people doing Python for it will typically drop to C++ when they need that last boost.
- bachmeier 9y ago> I think part of the problem is that D isn't as good as Python for scientific/numerical computing I realize that some hold that opinion but I and many others don't. > people doing Python for it will typically drop to C++ That's something you don't need to do if using D. It's also the biggest selling point of Julia.