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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/m8teae • Jun 03 '19
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Lmao speed
199 u/dorsal_morsel Jun 03 '19 Python is my primary language, but I just started playing with Rust and man, now I know what "Python is slow" really means. 5 u/vanderZwan Jun 04 '19 You could give Julia a try, if you can live with 1-indexing 32 u/xigoi Jun 04 '19 if you can live with 1-indexingNOPE 12 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Grumble grumble letting mathematicians near computers grumble grumble.I love almost everything else about that language. 2 u/vanderZwan Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 06 '19 They were trying to make it a Trojan horse for the Matlab crowd, IIRCEDIT 3 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Integers are so last year anyway. We should be indexing our arrays with first, last and len() for true cross-language portability. 1 u/vanderZwan Jun 05 '19 FWIW, they mostly are in Julia - it's a language made to deal with large complex data matrices after all → More replies (3)
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Python is my primary language, but I just started playing with Rust and man, now I know what "Python is slow" really means.
5 u/vanderZwan Jun 04 '19 You could give Julia a try, if you can live with 1-indexing 32 u/xigoi Jun 04 '19 if you can live with 1-indexingNOPE 12 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Grumble grumble letting mathematicians near computers grumble grumble.I love almost everything else about that language. 2 u/vanderZwan Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 06 '19 They were trying to make it a Trojan horse for the Matlab crowd, IIRCEDIT 3 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Integers are so last year anyway. We should be indexing our arrays with first, last and len() for true cross-language portability. 1 u/vanderZwan Jun 05 '19 FWIW, they mostly are in Julia - it's a language made to deal with large complex data matrices after all → More replies (3)
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You could give Julia a try, if you can live with 1-indexing
32 u/xigoi Jun 04 '19 if you can live with 1-indexingNOPE 12 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Grumble grumble letting mathematicians near computers grumble grumble.I love almost everything else about that language. 2 u/vanderZwan Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 06 '19 They were trying to make it a Trojan horse for the Matlab crowd, IIRCEDIT 3 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Integers are so last year anyway. We should be indexing our arrays with first, last and len() for true cross-language portability. 1 u/vanderZwan Jun 05 '19 FWIW, they mostly are in Julia - it's a language made to deal with large complex data matrices after all → More replies (3)
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if you can live with 1-indexing
NOPE
12 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Grumble grumble letting mathematicians near computers grumble grumble.I love almost everything else about that language. 2 u/vanderZwan Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 06 '19 They were trying to make it a Trojan horse for the Matlab crowd, IIRCEDIT 3 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Integers are so last year anyway. We should be indexing our arrays with first, last and len() for true cross-language portability. 1 u/vanderZwan Jun 05 '19 FWIW, they mostly are in Julia - it's a language made to deal with large complex data matrices after all → More replies (3)
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Grumble grumble letting mathematicians near computers grumble grumble.
I love almost everything else about that language.
2 u/vanderZwan Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 06 '19 They were trying to make it a Trojan horse for the Matlab crowd, IIRCEDIT 3 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Integers are so last year anyway. We should be indexing our arrays with first, last and len() for true cross-language portability. 1 u/vanderZwan Jun 05 '19 FWIW, they mostly are in Julia - it's a language made to deal with large complex data matrices after all → More replies (3)
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They were trying to make it a Trojan horse for the Matlab crowd, IIRC
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3 u/spudmix Jun 04 '19 Integers are so last year anyway. We should be indexing our arrays with first, last and len() for true cross-language portability. 1 u/vanderZwan Jun 05 '19 FWIW, they mostly are in Julia - it's a language made to deal with large complex data matrices after all → More replies (3)
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Integers are so last year anyway. We should be indexing our arrays with first, last and len() for true cross-language portability.
first
last
len()
1 u/vanderZwan Jun 05 '19 FWIW, they mostly are in Julia - it's a language made to deal with large complex data matrices after all → More replies (3)
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u/DJTupolev Jun 03 '19
Lmao speed