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Thank you! So this looks interesting but it seems like there's no easy way to share numpy arrays? The main use case for a language other than python is a more
by short_sells_poo 5y ago
Thank you! So this looks interesting but it seems like there's no easy way to share numpy arrays?
The main use case for a language other than python is a more robust codebase but also performance. We need to be able to efficiently ship lots of large arrays between the languages and the Rust-Python interop supports zero copy arrays for example.
- pdimitar 5y agoElixir and Rust are very good friends, so to speak. Writing a library in Rust that you can use from Elixir is only slightly worse than trivially easy. But I agree somebody has to put the work. I've made a good career with Elixir but I still don't think it's a good fit for a hedge fund. IMO invest in Rust.
- rkangel 5y agoAh, no. I'm sure that's build able in Elixir using a NIF (function built into the VM, in a similar manner to Python modules written in C) but you'd have implement it, I'm not aware of anything out of the ox.