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I experienced the same deficencies using Python 2 and Python 3 for years in projects at work. If you're just even a bit like me, you should find much delight in
by xyproto 14y ago
I experienced the same deficencies using Python 2 and Python 3 for years in projects at work. If you're just even a bit like me, you should find much delight in the programming language Go.
- xaa 14y agoYes, there are lots of languages -- for example Go, Clojure, and even C++11 -- that are better languages in their own right and have also solved the concurrency problem well enough. Unfortunately, scientific programming is highly dependent on libraries. So, in my field (bioinformatics), I'm basically constrained to Python or R. Python is the less shitty of the two. You can see how thrilled I am about this situation.
- stcredzero 14y agoWhat about a way of calling out to Python and/or R libraries in Go? There's already such a beast for Calling to Python from Lua.