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by ska
3157 days ago
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It's a difficult trade off, if you wait until all the basic functionality is written, debugged, and optimized in Julia then nobody can use it for "real" work for ages. On the other hand they've pretty clearly been making design decisions that allow for efficient native implementations (unlike, say python). I haven't been following very closely recently but there has been some active native implementation work such as: https://github.com/JuliaDiffEq/DifferentialEquations.jl |
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