Comment by eru
10 hours ago
Well, you can and people do use Python to stitch together low level C code. In that sense, you could go the early git approach, but use Python instead of shell as the glue.
10 hours ago
Well, you can and people do use Python to stitch together low level C code. In that sense, you could go the early git approach, but use Python instead of shell as the glue.
Their point was that by offloading the bottlenecks to C, you've essentially conceded that Python isn't fast enough for them, which was the original point made above
Fair point!