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by ssfrr
281 days ago
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It doesn’t make sense to lump python and Julia together in this high-level/low-level split. Julia is like python if numba were built-in - your code gets jit compiled to native code so you can (for example) write for loops to process an array without the interpreter overhead you get with python. People have used the same infrastructure to allow you to compile Julia code (with restrictions) into GPU kernels |
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