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people used to talk about R vs Python for data science many years ago, for instance, and we all know how that ended. imo if Mojo lives up to these claims, the p
by bllguo 3y ago
people used to talk about R vs Python for data science many years ago, for instance, and we all know how that ended. imo if Mojo lives up to these claims, the pitch of Python compatibility is almost certainly too compelling to ignore. not to say Julia will die; R still has its uses and dominates some niche areas
- esafak 3y agoR as a language was nothing to write home about. All it had going for it was its libraries. I never rooted for R, and I don't care for python anymore either. Python was general purpose, had enough libraries, and a bigger community. Its victory was predictable.