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Don't mix things, guy! - asyncio it's one thing: From my point of view it's amazing... makes python be able to compete with nodejs or go.. (not so hard, if you

by jordic 7y ago

Don't mix things, guy! - asyncio it's one thing: From my point of view it's amazing... makes python be able to compete with nodejs or go.. (not so hard, if you work also on the browser) - mypy: that's another story, but it's also optional, use it if you want... (my opinion, like in typescript, if I want types I will do it with go or rust)

wyclif 7y ago
Right. Projects can always choose not to enable asyncio. I don't see what the problem is. Right tool for the job, &c.
nine_k 7y ago
Good luck finding a pandas or scipy implementation for go or rust :-/
- philipov 7y ago
  "BlackJack strives to be a full featured crate for general data processing. Long term goal is to create a lightweight Pandas equivalent by and for the Rust community, but with slight differences in focus..." https://docs.rs/black-jack/0.1.0/blackjack/ https://docs.rs/black-jack/0.1.0/blackjack/ EDIT: That one looks like it's not being worked on actively. Here's a reddit thread with more ideas. Weld looks interesting. https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/apo66e/dataframes_what_do_you_need/ https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/apo66e/dataframes_wha... https://www.weld.rs/ https://www.weld.rs/ And Arrow looks like a new project Wes McKinney is contributing to. http://arrow.apache.org/ http://arrow.apache.org/
- chewxy 7y ago
  Gonum and Gorgonia
0az 7y ago
Honestly, after trying MyPy for a bit, I'm probably going to gradually type. There's some metaprogramming constructs (notably certain class decorators) that are not expressible in the type system, for one. This makes packages like environ-config unusable. But most importantly, `def foo(lst: list, idx: int):` is fine in 95% of cases. Most of the time, you don't need to go full Java, full verbosity. Document the most important elements - you're taking in a list and an int - and move on.

by jordic 7y ago

wyclif 7y ago

Right. Projects can always choose not to enable asyncio. I don't see what the problem is. Right tool for the job, &c.

nine_k 7y ago

Good luck finding a pandas or scipy implementation for go or rust :-/

philipov 7y ago
"BlackJack strives to be a full featured crate for general data processing. Long term goal is to create a lightweight Pandas equivalent by and for the Rust community, but with slight differences in focus..." https://docs.rs/black-jack/0.1.0/blackjack/ https://docs.rs/black-jack/0.1.0/blackjack/ EDIT: That one looks like it's not being worked on actively. Here's a reddit thread with more ideas. Weld looks interesting. https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/apo66e/dataframes_what_do_you_need/ https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/apo66e/dataframes_wha... https://www.weld.rs/ https://www.weld.rs/ And Arrow looks like a new project Wes McKinney is contributing to. http://arrow.apache.org/ http://arrow.apache.org/
chewxy 7y ago
Gonum and Gorgonia

0az 7y ago

Honestly, after trying MyPy for a bit, I'm probably going to gradually type. There's some metaprogramming constructs (notably certain class decorators) that are not expressible in the type system, for one. This makes packages like environ-config unusable. But most importantly, `def foo(lst: list, idx: int):` is fine in 95% of cases. Most of the time, you don't need to go full Java, full verbosity. Document the most important elements - you're taking in a list and an int - and move on.