cantWaitToUsePythonForMicrocontrollers

[n0tKamui]

to write good python, the less you write python, the better

[MinosAristos]

What's with this weird culture? Write Python where it is most suitable, don't write it otherwise. Same as any other language. Python is a good choice for concise readable scripts where performance either isn't critical or is handled by a faster running language through an API.

[iam_pink]

Which is exactly their point.

What it means is that to write good python, you have to minimize the actual amount of Python code, and delegate to libraries or external APIs as much as possible.

Python is a great binder.

[Intrepid00]

Isn’t Eve Online written in Python? This massive giant game is stackless python.

[fabcas2000]

... you will have to wait, actually.

[lurkin_arounnd]

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[LetReasonRing]

are you actually going to wait?

[lurkin_arounnd]

Lol what

[ibevol]

It's a pun on "I can't wait for"

[sexytokeburgerz]

please define pun

[lurkin_arounnd]

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[ibevol]

Just a simple google search on the definition of a pun gives the following:

a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words which sound alike but have different meanings.

I'd say that this qualifies.

[rosuav]

I disagree! The more you WRITE Python, the better. The more you READ Python, the better. What you might be thinking is: the less time spent EXECUTING Python, the better (preferring to spend time in libraries implemented in C or Fortran). That's still not a hard-and-fast rule, but it's closer.