> quite sure most of them would never notice any real speed difference with their modest codebase On the contrary, within only a year or so of coding by a smal

> quite sure most of them would never notice any real speed difference with their modest codebase On the contrary, within only a year or so of coding by a small team, this ecosystem takes single digit seconds or less, while the traditional tools are taking minutes and more. Particularly in analytics or scientific computing we've seen minutes versus under a second. Having the tools not require additional/parallel Python dependency management is a plus. Note that we watched these tools for a long time, and jumped in when rye converged with uv. It was promising to see fewer ways to do it. // More on that here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41309072 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41309072