# In as few lines as possible describe why you love julia

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> [@tkf](#):
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> Yes, radix sort is great. So let’s [parallelize it](https://github.com/tkf/ParallelRadixSort.jl) 🙂

nice. I see the code is using MSD radix sort which only works if the data is “balanced” which happens to be the case for random data like this.

I would be interested in skewed data sorting with ParallelRadixsort!

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