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Julia is better than Python for a lot of things - basically when you can't vectorise your algorithm and don't feel like writing C++.
by Lxr 9y ago
Julia is better than Python for a lot of things - basically when you can't vectorise your algorithm and don't feel like writing C++.
- wohlergehen 9y agoPython has numba, which is equally backed by LLVM. What makes Julia interesting compared to Python IMO is its macro system much more than its performance benefits.
- tavert 9y agoAlthough unequally inconvenient when working with user-defined types. Possible now (wasn't always) but not seamless. Are there examples of libraries that depend on Numba?