A detailed examination of Python 3.12's internal changes featuring the concept of 'immortal' objects, for performance enhancements

A detailed examination of Python 3.12’s internal changes featuring the concept of ‘immortal’ objects, for performance enhancements

  • InvertedParallax@lemm.eeEnglish
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    10 months ago

    It’s python, it’s supposed to be slow.

    Assembly runs the hardware, c kernel runs the assembly, c++ runs the libraries on the kernel, python runs rhe c++, the human runs the python.

    Used to write all my uis in c++, but the turnaround time for python is just incredible, write the business logic there, if it turns out you’re using it to much lower it to c++.