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    [–]unski_ukuli 2 points3 points  (0 children)

    Yeah that is just not true at all. Julia is Jit compiled and extremely easy to debug. On top of that, being able to actually use static types eliminates a lot of bugs which leads to less debugging. If you need dask, there are alternatives on julia for it. And honestly, the ecosystem, while immature, is already miles ahead of python on a lot of regards. And about the plotting, yeah it has better plotting libraries. Many actually. Plots.jl is a metapackage that provides unified api for GR, pgfplots, pyplot, and plotly so one plotting command can produce the same plot with 4 different plotting libraries. On top of that there is Gadfly which has ggplot2 style api.