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Why would an RTX 4090 make Python faster?
I bet an LLM could have written this meme without making that mistake.
Embarrassing.
Don’t worry this post was written by a first year computer science student who just learned about C. No need to look too closely at it.
Rust is better.
The only language worth discussing is brainfuck
Purest of the programming languages
The new favorite language of AAA game studios: ~~Phyton~~ Python
Joke's on you, he was talking about "Phyton". /s
Well, it just demostrate how slow is unoptimized software
What makes you think python is in optimized and bloated?
Did you know vast majority of AI development happening right now is on python? The thing that literally consumes billions of dollars of even-beefier-than-4090 GPUs like A100. Don't you think if they could do this more efficiently and better on C or assembly, they would do it? They would save billions.
Reality is that it makes no benefit to move away from python to lower level languages. There is no poor optimization you seek. In fact if they were to try this in lower level languages, they'll take even longer to optimize and yield worse results.
Screaming at my single-threaded, synchronous web scraper "Why are you so slow, I have a 4090!"
If you create a meme like this at least inform yourself on how computers and software work.
If 4090 is not making stuff faster then why my games run faster with it? /s
Easy, your 4090 is made of pure assembly.
Because game need marketing to run
They apparently like making on memes shitting on people & things without really understanding why, like the one for the NVidia CEO