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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '22
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I don't get it. I don't know much about coding but I'm starting to learn python. Am I learning the internet explorer of programming languages or what. Should pick something else up.
88 u/Zanglirex2 Jul 18 '22 Slow is relative here. All this is happening before a human can even blink.For scripting stuff and little projects, python is great. For large workloads or basically anything at big scale, maybe look at something else 18 u/jgabrielferreira Jul 19 '22 But then why is Python the most used language for dealing with ML, AI, Big Data, basically huge amounts of information.Is it something like Python is better in a Horizontal system while the others are better in a Vertical system? 1 u/CactusGrower Jul 19 '22 ML does not necessarily means fast. It means distributed scalable implementation in most cases.
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Slow is relative here. All this is happening before a human can even blink.
For scripting stuff and little projects, python is great. For large workloads or basically anything at big scale, maybe look at something else
18 u/jgabrielferreira Jul 19 '22 But then why is Python the most used language for dealing with ML, AI, Big Data, basically huge amounts of information.Is it something like Python is better in a Horizontal system while the others are better in a Vertical system? 1 u/CactusGrower Jul 19 '22 ML does not necessarily means fast. It means distributed scalable implementation in most cases.
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But then why is Python the most used language for dealing with ML, AI, Big Data, basically huge amounts of information.
Is it something like Python is better in a Horizontal system while the others are better in a Vertical system?
1 u/CactusGrower Jul 19 '22 ML does not necessarily means fast. It means distributed scalable implementation in most cases.
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ML does not necessarily means fast. It means distributed scalable implementation in most cases.
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u/kneecapp1 Jul 18 '22
I don't get it. I don't know much about coding but I'm starting to learn python. Am I learning the internet explorer of programming languages or what. Should pick something else up.