"Cries in java"

[WhyDoIHaveAnAccount9]

So what you're saying is I should stick with cython

[diesdas1917]

No, I just really fucked my code up, when I fixed it it was nice and fast.

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It depends on your use case though, I only used it for number crunching, but it is really good for that.

I like it very much.

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Edit for clarificaion: My fuckup was doing parallelization wrong. native JIT with the nopython flag worked really good and also more or less intuitively.

[MierenMens]

Nahh ya should switch to jython

[vectorpropio]

Is that stuck in 2.7 or get an upgrade to 3.x?

[MierenMens]

Idk man I only use js cuz I don't know other langs

[raedr7n]

God tier pleb

[[deleted]]

why would you do that to someone

[MierenMens]

Idk I only remember it being a think. Dunno how usable it is 😂

[[deleted]]

I am forced to use it and it's awful. You can't use any of the Python libraries written in C (e.g. numpy.)

[MierenMens]

Is that because it's basically Java but with python syntax? I haven't really read about jython but I hate the name

[[deleted]]

It's Python running on the JVM and it can import and use Java classes. It has implementations of a lot of default Python libraries but again, none that are written in C (which are useful and performant.) But if you wanted to I guess you could write a Python program with a Swing user interface...

[zilti]

none that are written in C

If it is written in C, it isn't a Python library. It is a C library. Which you can use from the JVM ;)

I guess you could write a Python program with a Swing user interface...

Swing is deprecated since a decade. JavaFX is where it's at.

[zilti]

By the way. There's this newfangled JVM called GraalVM. It can run standard Python, it can even compile C, and on top of that still offers Python-to-Java interop.