@jonny honestly this has always been the Python argument. "write your code in Python, then rewrite the bottlenecks in C/C++."
@kevinriggle yeah but that argument is based on the simplicity of the language where we don't do things like introduce a dynamically generated decorator and splice it in between every single method call and multiply the runtime by a bunch of orders of magnitude
@jonny well yeah, we're not ruby
@kevinriggle when ruby does it it's cute because "oh what the heck how did you even manage to fit code in here" though but with python i "know how the language works and am forced to take culpability for the amount of human life is spent waiting on a blinking cursor"
@jonny "what do you mean there are seventeen function calls between parent and child() in something.child()"
@kevinriggle
Man, it sounds like you guys are up to some cool stuff, I'm jealous:(
Maybe I should learn a bit about decorators and try to implement all my plots that way instead of boring imperative matplotlib 🤔
@jonny
actual programming advice
@jonny
I am sorry for my deceit! The comment was mainly in jest 😅
I actually do a satisfying amount of computer and have done fairly long time, it's just today I need to make six small repetitive mpl plot functions because the alternative is to be clever about it and I would just like to be done with this and get ✨results✨
@kevinriggle
re: actual programming advice
@tobychev @kevinriggle apologies for assuming, i should have looked before i said anything! have been mostly mentoring lately and i'm on a hair trigger