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Its nonsense. They interoperate just as well as any other programs in UNIX. You can pipe stdin to them, pipe their output to other programs, or invoke the shell
by jeremyjh 2y ago
Its nonsense. They interoperate just as well as any other programs in UNIX. You can pipe stdin to them, pipe their output to other programs, or invoke the shell or other programs. The fact that they have libraries that don't require integration through text streams doesn't take anything away from the text processing interfaces and programs. Shell scripts have their place, and UNIX is beautiful, but that doesn't mean everything has to work this way.
- ColonelPhantom 2y agoIt's not nonsense; the point is that calling a Numpy function needs to be done from Python. You cannot pipe stdin to np.array().
- jeremyjh 2y agoYes exactly, and you shouldn't complain that Numpy isn't directly available to perl and grep. I think we're in agreement.