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Tangentially, 3.11 was the first release in quite some time to have major speed improvements across the board. The average is 25%, sometimes far more. Anyone w
by sgarland 3y ago
Tangentially, 3.11 was the first release in quite some time to have major speed improvements across the board. The average is 25%, sometimes far more.
Anyone who hasn’t upgraded to it by now is needlessly spending extra on compute.
- sapiogram 3y agoIt's only 25% speedup in actual Python code, in domains like data science this won't matter much, because your cpu cycles are mostly spent inside numpy.
- evolutionas 3y agoIt does matter if you run your ML models in production. After we upgraded to 3.12 the average response time ~4-6ms decreased to stable sub 2ms. Latency decrease for p95 and p99 were even more significant
- sgarland 3y agoThere are plenty of web apps running in pure Python. It matters a great deal for them.