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We use pypy pretty extensively at our firm for analytics/olap work. We've actually tried using some of the more traditional libs (Pandas et al) with CPython, b
by olliemath 6y ago
We use pypy pretty extensively at our firm for analytics/olap work.
We've actually tried using some of the more traditional libs (Pandas et al) with CPython, but there's always a pure-python bottleneck (e.g. SQLAlchemy).
Performance is important to our clients and trying to keep everything performance critical in C extensions / NumPy would be kind of risky for us when adding new functionality, so pypy's guarantee of more speed pretty much across the board is awesome.
There are downsides of course - higher memory usage, longer boot times, some more obscure libraries being unsupported - but on the whole, it's a good choice for us