@100_crown I'd have loved to have this conversation further by asking what libraries (if any) you used for the maze plotting in python and maybe I can provide a different method for benchmark, but I guess this conversation has been stretched long enough.
It was nice convo though.
Cheers π₯
@Ade_Dero@tjsociety_@100_crown I agree, we are definitely saying the same thing. My point was that it didn't matter if it was running C under the hood, in as much as the job gets done (in an efficient manner). Same point I believe the previous person was making.
Cheers.
@segun_os_ schedulers, data pipelines, etc... These can all be written in python.
Fun fact: In most prod system where python is used, it is the control layer. It serves as a wrapper but this doesn't mean you're still not writing python syntaxes.
CC: @100_crown
@segun_os_ which isn't true, at least if my experience in the field is anything to go by. I have asked him to clarify what systems he's talking of (so we don't conflate things) but till then, python is definitely (and more often than not) used in AI systems.
Think of orchestrators, π
@Ade_Dero@tjsociety_@100_crown Yes,Python may be slower at the interpreter level, but in production itβs often used as a control layer while the heavy computation runs in optimized C/++ underneath. Youβre still writing Python, but the performance-critical work isnβt actually executed by the Python interpreter.
@100_crown Hmmm, can you share your maze function code (in both python and java)? Also, share your maze size.
I just wrote a maze function in python with a maze size of 400 by 400 and it ran in about 60ms. I want to ensure my benchmark aligns with yours.
@100_crown Context: I have worked on a ton of AI systems/pipelines (and in teams) where the primary language used for building was python.
I have also worked on AI servers where we had to opt for a different language, not because of speed but because of dependency mgmt and type.
@100_crown Curious... Why do you think it is barely used in AI systems (prod)?
Follow up, what sort of systems are you talking about?
(I'm genuinely curious)
So are you saying if I answered sister, aunt or any feminine relation tag, that's internalized misandry?
I don't even know how you guys come up with these "lazy" analogies.
"A woman and her son had accident. The woman died and the boy was rushed to the hospital. On getting to the hospital, the nurse that saw him said they could not be involved in the medical procedures for the boy and that they were related.
Who's the nurse to the boy?"