# Benchmark for latest julia?

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**Created:** [September 20, 2017, 2:47am UTC](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/benchmark-for-latest-julia/5991 "2017-09-20T02:47:24Z")\
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Great Work!

@John_Gibson,  
For Python, why don’t you use Anaconda to have Intel MKL for BLAS out of the box?

Moreover, I think all (Most?) languages are moving target.  
So one should write the specific versions used (BLAS version as well) and compilers.

Lua is amazingly fast.  
Can we make Mike Pall interested in Julia :-)?

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