Just tried this on my (much slower) Intel m3-6Y30 (microsoft surface) processor and it worked in just over a second. What Julia version are you running? Speed h

Just tried this on my (much slower) Intel m3-6Y30 (microsoft surface) processor and it worked in just over a second. What Julia version are you running? Speed has been improving steadily with new releases. > Unfortunately, in most scenarios the actual execution speed (where Julia is far superior) is secondary. People just tend to run larger experiments over night; I don't think there are only two scenarios, one requiring instant feedback and dependent on fast startup time, and the other where programs can be run overnight. There are infinite cases in-between. And crucially what about programs that take several days if not weeks (such as the biomechanical data analysis I do in my work)? Execution speed for me (and many others) is essential and doing this work in Python is a pain (I was using it for the same kind of problems before I switched to Julia).