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Why does Python move at such a glacially slow pace? The language itself is unfortunate, the implementation even worse. Why can none of these problems be fixed?
by smabie 6y ago
Why does Python move at such a glacially slow pace? The language itself is unfortunate, the implementation even worse. Why can none of these problems be fixed?
Though, maybe it doesn't matter. Julia is better in every way and supports easy Python interop. It's already a questionable decision to start a new Python project today and it probably will only become more questionable in the future.
The language no longer serves any niche nor has any purpose. Let's just all move on.
- nurettin 6y agoWithin the past few years python got a lot of typing improvements, nanosecond precision time, async/await, syntax that is very similar to ES6, lots of speedups, string templating and assignment expressions. How is that slow?
- BiteCode_dev 6y agoRead the other comments and people says it moves too fast. People are never happy.
- nurettin 6y agoAnd beazley wouldn't care, right?