article idea: Community process leads to huge Python performance gains in F32

[Matthew Miller]

Aleksandra pointed out to me that the Python change
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/PythonNoSemanticInterpositionSpeedup
is a big deal. As we were talking about it, it occured to me that this would
actually make a great whole article by itself, because of the way it changed
from the earlier static-linking proposal based on community feedback. It's a
great example of how community innovation really works, and how we get much
better ideas and results with open development like this.

(See the links in the "Simplified version of another change proposal" box
near the top of the link above.)