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Ugh, what's with the cheeky/inflammatory/click-baity title. That's a turn off from an otherwise good article on guidelines one can use to easily identify oppor
by devnonymous 9y ago
Ugh, what's with the cheeky/inflammatory/click-baity title.
That's a turn off from an otherwise good article on guidelines one can use to easily identify opportunities to potentially optimize python code.
- digger250 9y agoHuh? I thought the title was a perfect description of the article. A dude who mostly uses ruby optimizes a piece of Python code. That's it.
- sidlls 9y agoThe "rubyist" is completely irrelevant to the article. The optimizations might apply as well in any number of languages, because they all are related to minimizing heap allocations and keeping the execution pipeline lean (e.g. by minimizing function calls). It's fairly easy to think from the title that the article is going to be something about how clever the rubyist is compared to Python programmers or how slow Python is or some such, as an intrinsic property of "rubyists" or Python.