> But the problem is unsolvable which is why it's worth to be "trying everything...

		pjmlp on Nov 15, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Pythran: A Python subset to C++ compiler that take... > But the problem is unsolvable which is why it's worth to be "trying everything." The problem is solvable by switching languages, but what these people all try to do, is to solve the problem while keep using the language, which is by definition unsolvable. As the original causes of the problem won't go away. But it is good, if in the end at least helps to improve the overall situation.

Switching languages may solve one problem while introducing another. If it were so simple, no one would use Python.