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>Pythons massive advantage and the reason it’s so successful is it’s simplicity. Yet, if you use it more than few years, you see how it's just a disguise. Und
by KptMarchewa 5y ago
>Pythons massive advantage and the reason it’s so successful is it’s simplicity.
Yet, if you use it more than few years, you see how it's just a disguise.
Underneath superficial simplicity there's ton of leaking abstractions, semantics which designers designed themself into the corner, and gigantic C API that blocks any performance improvements.
- N1H1L 5y agoYes. And currently it has also split into several sub-languages almost now. Numpy/Scipy is one, then there is enterprise Python, and the ML Python has its own conventions. That's how big and complex Python today is.