Something I learnt over the years is that it doesn't matter how fast your PC or Server is, people will produce a piece of software that will be capable of running slow on it.

Not weird with languages getting worse: https://youtu.be/U4c6nFGt1iM/...

Only Rust of "new" languages performs like the old ones. But fuck Rust

@Demolishun I completely agree. If you use the language correctly, and you don’t try to recreate the wheel, then python really isn’t that slow

@Demolishun I agree, also, while writing my own language I found out how fast python is. It's hard to match the speed. Since languages are made for humans and not computers, I consider python in syntax maybe the best because it's the easiest. But if I could smash a button to move the whole world back to C, I would smash it 😂

@Demolishun anyway, that video is good. Java on #4. Who expected that

@Demolishun cool stuff. you can always compile to pyc. Don't know if you mean that.

I did write a python module in C for fun. The extensibility is amazing. But Lua is even bit better regarding that. (For implementation in your project, writing modules for, I dunno)

My favorite python lib is dataset: https://dataset.readthedocs.io/en/...

Database as dict with the built in sqlite as backend. Database structure on the fly

@Demolishun the numba @jit decorator probably. I tried it, it only supports basic python (and only native types?) indeed

software gets slower faster than hardware gets faster