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Arguably, it is better numpy based on multimethods, but it is far from being polished as Python 3.5+ On the contrary it suffers from the kitchen sink syndrome,
by dschiptsov 10y ago
Arguably, it is better numpy based on multimethods, but it is far from being polished as Python 3.5+ On the contrary it suffers from the kitchen sink syndrome, with process of continuous adding of stuff instead of continuous clarification and refinement, which characterizes a good Python 3 language.))
But there is a lot of enthusiasm.
- papaf 10y agoI think that you are missing the big picture. To you it is a better numpy/python, to me it is a faster/cleaner/more parallelizable version of R, to some people it is a cleaner/faster version of Matlab. This could be seen as a "kitchen sink" approach but it also is very useful when you want to get things done. My gripes about Julia are really minor considering how young and ambitious the project is.
- dschiptsov 10y agoYes, you are right. It is a better R. I haven't thought of R because I consider it as being nothing special in terms of design of programming languages.