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Same for me. Ported my calculations to Python from Julia. Even before Julia has started python was done. And Julia also did jit compilation in runtime. A functi

Same for me. Ported my calculations to Python from Julia. Even before Julia has started python was done. And Julia also did jit compilation in runtime. A function call could take seconds on first call.

moelf 5y ago
if it's that fast (<O(1s)) and your use-case is to call it many many times from ground-up, you sure should use Python or even bash since there's literally no performance to speak of. (i.e. nothing really changes the usability anyways)
- kzrdude 5y ago
  Julia startup can easily be minutes with big libraries
  - moelf 5y ago
    `precompile` is a one-time thing. Actually loading them when running scripts is O(s) even for some of the biggest library (Plotting, Differential equations etc.)