The f in "python" stands for fast

Sorry but i literally have nothing better to post. Maybe i shouldnt post something from begin with in that case... But idk.

Well shit fam. What are you building that outpaces python?

You know that some people in parts of England would pronounce the 'th' in 'python' like an 'f', don't you?

@SomeNone How its prounounced has nothing to do with anything i said

Maybe… but imaging saying it: "Ve 'f' in 'pyfon' is for 'fast.'" — "Bu' vere's no 'f' in 'pyfon…'"

You're right, the new f-strings are pretty performant.

Running a python app that only needs to handle and distribute packets between some tcp clients and a uart device or a process faking that. Also answer some rest requests (if any).

My PC: 13% (50% of one cpu)
My game logic in process (in C): < 1%

Either I've horribly fucked something up, or Python is just slow. Problem is, that the code also needs to run on a RPi 3 with as little delay as possible.

Let's see how that goes...

@LinusCDE Well the RPi apparently doesn't really care.
So a RPi beats a pc now?!?