I didn't mean distributed computing, I meant distributed through the program. Not all programs actually have a hot loop.
> When optimizing the hot loop only, it can be quickly written in Cython or C, since the scope is usually a lot smaller, so no need to use Go.
That assumes proficiency in C, and it still complicates building / bundling / shipping a lot, the first bit of native code into a Python codebase is a huge investment and a significant step back in convenience in many ways.
I didn't mean distributed computing, I meant distributed through the program. Not all programs actually have a hot loop.
> When optimizing the hot loop only, it can be quickly written in Cython or C, since the scope is usually a lot smaller, so no need to use Go.
That assumes proficiency in C, and it still complicates building / bundling / shipping a lot, the first bit of native code into a Python codebase is a huge investment and a significant step back in convenience in many ways.