I started my programming journey in Python. A year ago, to create a real-time simulation, I came to know about Julia with its great speed. I used Julia for the first time and I remember the spark of joy I had while messing around with natively available heavy math functions. Julia was fast. I conve…

[image] sgaure: These cultures emphasize different things. In HPC you wouldn’t think time-to-first-whatever is particularly important. You care about whether your program takes four months or four hours to run, not whether it takes one or fifty seconds before the computation starts. Similarly wi…

Wow! That’s amazingggg! That’s almost what I want! Except I want this entire thing to be real-time simulated (hence I decided Python wasn’t so optimised and learnt about Julia). And beautiful! heh. I’ll figure both out sometime in the future. And yes, I know the beautiful part is unnecessary but… …

Have you looked at the examples on https://beautiful.makie.org/ ? In particular, you may be interested in the black theme: Beautiful Makie A gallery collection If you want interactive help note there is a specific Makie Discord channel: Join the M…

[image] Maddy: While it’s true academic research papers need to have those colours, these practices are carried on with purely online resources as well. Which, now that I think about it is obvious. But very unfortunate. You’d be surprised about the amount of thought that has been put into man…

[image] Maddy: But truly, someone PLEASE tell these people to have a good colour pallet. If only the native plotting systems made things easier, it would improve the overall experience. I know this straying a bit off-topic, but two things came to my mind when I read this: Most scientists ar…

Shoot! I didn’t think of that aspect of the entire colour thingy! Thank you for bringing that to my notice!

Definitely try 1.10, this is the Julia version that finally made Makie usable for me. julia> @time using GLMakie; plot(rand(10)) 2.916235 seconds (4.18 M allocations: 447.190 MiB, 10.54% gc time, 1.28% compilation time: 53% of which was recompilation)

[image] Maddy: I was simulating atoms actually… […] I created a VSEPR model […] I realise every now and then I annoy people online, I’m sorry for that. You weren’t annoying [This was supposed to be a private message, anyway actually ok, and maybe good it wasn’t.] and it seems awesome what yo…

[image] Palli: That’s not something I’ve seen happen, or I don’t see those .pyc files It used to show up in the same directory but they reasonably changed it to a separate cache . [image] Palli: Anyway doesn’t happen for Julia code, only packages are precompiled, and I would like that cha…

The Problem with Julia that makes me want to leave - First run Times - #53 by gdalle - General Usage

Topic		Replies	Views	Activity
Extremely slow execution time New to Julia	45	20164	January 18, 2021
Roadmap for a faster time-to-first-plot? Internals & Design ttfp	250	34279	August 3, 2021
Ensure Julia is used to its full power New to Julia question , first-steps	100	7770	December 11, 2020
Julia from the perspective of a pythonista General Usage feedback	121	7772	February 26, 2021
Can Julia really be used as a scripting language? (Performance) Performance	69	8956	July 28, 2020

Extremely slow execution time

New to Julia

45

20164

January 18, 2021

Roadmap for a faster time-to-first-plot?

Internals & Design

ttfp

250

34279

August 3, 2021

Ensure Julia is used to its full power

New to Julia

question , first-steps

100

7770

December 11, 2020

Julia from the perspective of a pythonista

General Usage

feedback

121

7772

February 26, 2021

Can Julia really be used as a scripting language? (Performance)

Performance

69

8956

July 28, 2020

The Problem with Julia that makes me want to leave - First run Times

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