On 27.01.2016 19:33, Brett Cannon wrote: > And this is why this entire email thread has devolved into a > conversation that isn't really going anywhere. This whole thread has > completely lost track of the point of Victor's earlier email saying > "I'm still working on my FAT work and don't take any notice of the > performance numbers until more stuff gets finished". And this > discussion of what benchmarks to care about is rather pointless since > the core team has an implicit understanding that any performance > improvement is taken into consideration in terms of balancing > complexity in CPython with how much improvement it gets us. So if > someone wants to speed up Fibonacci then they are welcome to try, but > the solution must be maintainable in proportion to the speed increase > it buys Python as a whole. +1
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