Just read this article from Steve:
http://www.stevepiercy.com/articles/lasso-theres-another-one-and-her-name-is
-python/

There are some points that are valid and a few that are frustrating. The
items that concern me the most are the speeds because the rest is just
conjecture.

I=B9d say of everyone on this list I=B9ve spoken with, Kyle, Ke and Jono are
probably the best to come up with optimized code to better challenge Steve=B9s
times.

There was a discussion on this in LC which has me thinking on it all.

I made the comment, "In going through these code examples, I=B9m betting that
Kyle or Ke could drastically optimize these.
to be competitive.=B2 to which Steve replied, =B3well, if you want to optimize,
then i'll do the same in Python using PyPy=B2



My point is that, "I=B9m suggesting that if the lasso code you demonstrate was
as seasoned as the py code you wrote, it may be a better comparison."


An open challenge anyone?

I=B9d be happy to host something.



Thanks

Steffan

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