> Python is not, as it can interact with native binaries It sounds like what you actually mean here is that Python is equally as unsuitable and must instead us

> Python is not, as it can interact with native binaries It sounds like what you actually mean here is that Python is equally as unsuitable and must instead use native binaries. Which one could just as easily do with JS... A reasonable argument could be that such native binaries are available in the Python community and already in use as stable existing solutions, but that's more about ecosystem than language suitability. Additionally, while I'm not too sure what convnet, node-mind, brain.js, etc. referenced in the article are using internally, there are gpu-oriented solutions being written in JS like https://www.npmjs.com/package/weblas https://www.npmjs.com/package/weblas