“Standard accepted wisdom of my Python program is a little bit slow is find the hottest loop or hottest part of your program and write it in Rust”

Josh Triplett · The Stack Overflow Podcast · Keep calm and call clone with Rust

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replace the hottest loop of a Python program with Rust code to improve performance

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