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0 pointsTylerE5y ago0 comments

Because what you’re really measuring is something like how well the block size the interpreter uses for IO matches the underlying os/hardware

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If they are both doing similar things and one is faster that's still significant. So Python's i/o is faster than Ruby's.

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If they are both doing similar things and one is faster that's still significant. So Python's i/o is faster than Ruby's.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse