unicode() vs. s.decode()

Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven asmodai at in-nomine.org
Sun Aug 9 04:41:11 EDT 2009


-On [20090808 20:07], Thorsten Kampe (thorsten at thorstenkampe.de) wrote:
>In real life people won't even notice whether an application takes one or
>two minutes to complete.

I think you are quite wrong here.

I have worked with optical engineers who needed to calculate grating numbers
for their lenses. If they can have a calculation program that runs in 1
minute instead of 2 they can effectively double their output during the day
(since they run calculations hundreds to thousand times a day to get the
most optimal results with minor tweaks).

I think you are being a bit too easy on hand waving here that mere minute
runtimes are not noticeable.

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