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If you're in a scientific/math/machine-learning field, you have no reason not to give this a go for your projects.
>Rivals the speed of C
>Easy to use with syntax similar to Python
>Eliminates the need to make prototypes in a high level language and then have to re-write in a low level language for performance
>Open source
>Born at MIT
Plenty of talks here:
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What? A 1.0 release?
Will Femanon posts now be less braindead? The previous versions where rather shit.
>The previous versions were rather shit
Why do you think so?
I thought 0.5 and 0.6 were rather good
>You have no reason no to give it a go
>syntax similar to Python
Pick one.
What do you find objectionable about this kind of syntax?
github.com
>end keyword
>indentation
Why do you dislike them
Because he is brainlet who had never written anything besides his i3 config
Some more info on programming paradigms in julia
github.com
>Plenty of talks here:
talks are being streamed live right now from the JuliaCon
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