cross-posted from: https://piefed.jeena.net/post/33729
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Time coding🤔 runtime: the other way around😜
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…and often 10 minutes in bash
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And something between 1 and 300 minutes in Haskell.
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“Hardware cycles are cheap. Wetware cycles are expensive.”
- Paraphrased from something I once heard Jacob Kaplan-Moss say but don’t remember his exact wording at PyCon many moons ago.
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Then why do Python people insist on having the programmer do so much stuff instead of letting a compiler do it?
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Verifying that your different pieces of code actually work together. With a static type system and similar compiler features you can lighten the mental load a lot compared to languages like Python where you need to keep it all in your head.
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