There is a reddit discussion of the swift/tensorflow project that has a couple comments about Julia. I am interested in this statement - to what extent is this true? If the end goal is to “differentiate all the things”, where by things we mean all Julia packages, then Zygote might be the answer. …

Reddit discussion: limitations of Zygote

Oscar_Smith April 4, 2020, 2:01am 6

Zygote currently can not deal with mutation, but that is WIP.

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