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I agree about the PoCs stacked on top of each other and the thousands of CS man hours required to transform it, I don’t think I could have said it better. Ther

I agree about the PoCs stacked on top of each other and the thousands of CS man hours required to transform it, I don’t think I could have said it better. There’s some really really neat projects in the Julia community though, and some super smart and very hard working people. I’m wondering if some focused effort from the community guided by the stewards of the language may yield promising results? As opposed to letting people that are interested in a topic just naturally contribute?

shakow 5y ago
> There’s some really really neat projects in the Julia community though, and some super smart and very hard working people Absolutely. The people behind Turing, Flux, Zygote, and many others are obviously gifted. But they really need to invest on the practical CS side of things if they wish to further the general use of Julia – something that if unfortunately hard to sell in an academic context :/