Thanks for the source! I was trying to find that list with no luck.
Watched this lectures 2 years ago and It's pretty solid!
Again hammer to microscope comparison. Do you realize that your ignorance is bigger than Solar System?
I don't think it will happen soon. But what would be nice currently, is to create map reduce API w/o shared data or just readonly data. Something like ProcessPoolExecutor but instead of spawning new process and pickling…
There is such problem on Windows. When you create new process (spawn) it copies all memory of parent process.
Yeah, had the exact problem. I solved it by using python threads and C function (cv2.resize)
> Also I pity the fool who tries to connect a debugger to code using multiprocessing.Pool() PyCharm works fine
Not "Python is Faster Than C++" but "When Python is Faster Than C++"
Thanks for the source! I was trying to find that list with no luck.
Watched this lectures 2 years ago and It's pretty solid!
Again hammer to microscope comparison. Do you realize that your ignorance is bigger than Solar System?
I don't think it will happen soon. But what would be nice currently, is to create map reduce API w/o shared data or just readonly data. Something like ProcessPoolExecutor but instead of spawning new process and pickling…
There is such problem on Windows. When you create new process (spawn) it copies all memory of parent process.
Yeah, had the exact problem. I solved it by using python threads and C function (cv2.resize)
> Also I pity the fool who tries to connect a debugger to code using multiprocessing.Pool() PyCharm works fine
Not "Python is Faster Than C++" but "When Python is Faster Than C++"