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Because this is the precise situation for which you'd want a domain specific language. You have a group of people who are not expert programmers, so pure C/C++
by AllegedAlec 7y ago
Because this is the precise situation for which you'd want a domain specific language. You have a group of people who are not expert programmers, so pure C/C++ is quite annoying to write, and python's performance on the type of datasets used by these researchers is abysmally slow.
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