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I agree with the sentiment. The swing over to statically typed high-performance languages have come at the expense of being able to experiment and play with a s
by teyc 13y ago
I agree with the sentiment. The swing over to statically typed high-performance languages have come at the expense of being able to experiment and play with a system.
- alexdowad 13y agoAnd the "high-performance" only really matters in inner loops. There's no reason why a programming language/development platform can't offer the best of both worlds: the ability to write fast code where it matters (perhaps using type hints, etc.) and the ability to modify and redefine things at runtime. As long as you don't use those "dynamic" features in your inner loops, you are fine.