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The benchmark is not representative of how Python is actually used in practice. It ignores the existence of libraries (explicitly). For example, If numpy, pytor
by d0mine 3y ago
The benchmark is not representative of how Python is actually used in practice. It ignores the existence of libraries (explicitly). For example, If numpy, pytorch were used for matmul, the results would be completely different.
- latenightcoding 3y agoPerl people would use PDL or Math::GSL. I look into these benchmarks because I'm interested in VMs, and yeah the Python VM can be quite slow if you are not calling C code.