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Its ridiculously large memory usage might be a reason.
by Narishma 5y ago
Its ridiculously large memory usage might be a reason.
- dunefox 5y agoMemory is cheap. Between large memory usage and slow code, I'd rather have the first. Also, that has never stopped Java from being used.
- fault1 5y agoa lot of it is stuff its runtime loads by default, like huge BLAS buffers, the llvm orc and such. I think there have been steps recently to make those optional recently. Julia was really optimized for "big iron"-styles of workloads, but that's less than ideal when you are not trying to just do linear algebra all day.