Yep, completely agree. For the project I'm currently doing, it seems like a fairly good fit though. Lots of prototyping different approximations, and needs to b

Yep, completely agree. For the project I'm currently doing, it seems like a fairly good fit though. Lots of prototyping different approximations, and needs to be faster than plain numpy. Also, the jitclass things help somewhat. I use them as plain data containers, to work around the hideously long argument lists that otherwise would be required, but with no methods. jitclass breaks the GPU option, though.