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That's the "somebody else's problem" approach to determining requirements. Performance matters for the end user. They just might not be able to articulate it
by thraw0y 8y ago
That's the "somebody else's problem" approach to determining requirements. Performance matters for the end user. They just might not be able to articulate it just like that.
- hombre_fatal 8y agoThe tool that exists today is more useful than the technically superior tool that doesn't exist at all. It's all just trade-offs.
- thraw0y 8y agoAll tradeoffs indeed. Which is why that blanket statement just doesn't work. No one ever implemented a serious compiler/OS/3D game in Ruby.
- Sammi 8y agoAnd no one flew to the moon in a fighter jet. You only use the tool that can actually do the job. OP's point was that Python usually does the job, and using Rust out of the gate might be premature optimization I believe.