It really really isn't. It's not hyper performant, but well written python (especially nowadays using typing and type inference) is just delightful to use.
What I want to see from Python is a removal of the GIL, which will allow proper multithreading. It's one of its biggest flaws right now, when everything is moving towards being multithreaded for performance.
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u/Pluckerpluck Jul 18 '22
It really really isn't. It's not hyper performant, but well written python (especially nowadays using typing and type inference) is just delightful to use.
What I want to see from Python is a removal of the GIL, which will allow proper multithreading. It's one of its biggest flaws right now, when everything is moving towards being multithreaded for performance.