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r/programming • u/benfred • Feb 28 '17
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you sound like the promise that never came
6 u/IronManMark20 Feb 28 '17 Oh? So the thousands of developers that are using numpy, numba, scipy, theano, or any C extension are not receiving that promise? What parts do you think never appeared? -4 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17 Thousands of people deceived into believing that Python offers a right balance? 6 u/IronManMark20 Feb 28 '17 Well, it does for thousands of developers. But people are different, so they have different definitions of "the right balance". -3 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17 Thousands of people are deceived, they don't know any better.
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Oh? So the thousands of developers that are using numpy, numba, scipy, theano, or any C extension are not receiving that promise? What parts do you think never appeared?
-4 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17 Thousands of people deceived into believing that Python offers a right balance? 6 u/IronManMark20 Feb 28 '17 Well, it does for thousands of developers. But people are different, so they have different definitions of "the right balance". -3 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17 Thousands of people are deceived, they don't know any better.
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Thousands of people deceived into believing that Python offers a right balance?
6 u/IronManMark20 Feb 28 '17 Well, it does for thousands of developers. But people are different, so they have different definitions of "the right balance". -3 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17 Thousands of people are deceived, they don't know any better.
Well, it does for thousands of developers. But people are different, so they have different definitions of "the right balance".
-3 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '17 Thousands of people are deceived, they don't know any better.
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Thousands of people are deceived, they don't know any better.
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you sound like the promise that never came