"
- python -> c++ is one less layer of complexity to reason about than python
-> c -> go
"
But doesn't the numpy package already use ctypes, for example ?maybe not a
golang-nuts question, but I was just wondering what is it that C++ can
perhaps do that Go cannot when creating bindings for Python ?
- python -> c++ is one less layer of complexity to reason about than python
-> c -> go
- the go runtime is great for developer ergonomics, but is going to cost
more flops than equivalent code in c++ because of features like garbage
collection. additionally the concurrent features of go are great
Yeah, You are right.
I has experience of developing backend with Golang.
But it was difficult because it has no bigcommunity.
I want to make a big community of golang backend.
On Sunday, April 14, 2024 at 9:15:51 PM UTC+9 envee wrote:
> After reading briefly about ML and how Python is used as a "
