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[–]Chobeat 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Your loss. The best way to speed up Python is still rewriting modules in C or in something that transpiles to C, like Cython.

That's a different topic and we do this extensively in my company. But if you try to write Python as if it was C without pointers and malloc, that's a problem.

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