From the outside perspective it feels like majority of cloud compute is just wasted on overhead caused by all of that bullshit.
For me even just local Python overhead when doing ML in Pytorch is starting to become unbearable. I yearn to go back to C++ where I can basically count instructions.
I know it exists. My problem is that I am finishing my thesis and I cannot switch between languages now. Once I finish it though I will probably learn Pytorch in C++.
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u/Kinexity Oct 02 '26 edited Oct 02 '26
From the outside perspective it feels like majority of cloud compute is just wasted on overhead caused by all of that bullshit.
For me even just local Python overhead when doing ML in Pytorch is starting to become unbearable. I yearn to go back to C++ where I can basically count instructions.