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Optimizing for the last microsecond and then use Python? Why?
by tommek4077 3mo ago
Optimizing for the last microsecond and then use Python?
Why?
- dofm 3mo agoThis is a portable format that is used for interchange. The performance may matter elsewhere in your system and yet you may still want to create/access protobuf-packaged data?
- paulddraper 3mo ago> Optimizing for the last microsecond I don't see that anywhere. I see "Fast where it counts."
- quietbritishjim 3mo agoAre the only two options SIMD in hand-rolled assembler and unbearably slow? Often Python, with the most critical parts written in a compiled extension module (like this one), offers acceptable performance with enormously less complexity than writing the whole thing in a compiled language.
- sankalpmukim 3mo agoThis. Yes. This is why I clicked on the comments. Exactly