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You could have asked for benchmarks without saying, "Yaaawn." I think the author would be more likely to volunteer to improve the code if it were encouraged ra
by xapata 5y ago
You could have asked for benchmarks without saying, "Yaaawn." I think the author would be more likely to volunteer to improve the code if it were encouraged rather than yawned at.
- hoten 5y agoCan't see the comment anymore as it's been flagged, but in general some of the most useless feedback you can give to projects in their infancy are: what doesn't work or what doesn't work well enough. If it takes you 5 minutes come up with such feedback, hands down, the author knows it already, and well informed readers know it already. For example, no one familiar with porting things to WASM would think that a large project like Python would just work with no performance issues on a first release. It's the thing I look forward to the least about sharing stuff that I've worked on. I know all the issues, and sometimes you just want to show off a big endeavor before continuing with the nitty gritty of making better software. But you're gonna run into people who just want to poo-poo on your hard work.
- spicybright 5y agoIt wasn't that bad of a comment, but was pretty much exactly what you said. Was having a pretty bad day when I posted. Keep on working OP, I want to be able to pick python instead of JS someday.