I'm having a hard time trying to follow your argument. You seem to have had some issues with Julia, and I would like to take those issues at face value. It woul

I'm having a hard time trying to follow your argument. You seem to have had some issues with Julia, and I would like to take those issues at face value. It would be nice if you could point to specific issues since we always like to fix things. However, in response to discussion about Julia having an integrated set of abstractions that provide high performance - you are discussing a collection of features in Rust, Go, Swift, Nim, TensorFlow, Jax, PyTorch, etc. For any single feature, there can always be some other thing that does it better. But it is unclear how that makes one system better than another.