How are they at odds with each other? Julia is more expressive and faster than python. It supports all the same high level programming constructs, and better versions of the same (like it's lambdas, macros, multi dispatch).
The one issue is compilation time, which is much and improved and will be further obviated through more caching and planned multi level compilation.
I find the opposite to be true. End users don't need to worry about types, interfaces are generic and multiple dispatch and abstract typing obviates the need all kind of weird special methods and type system stuff
The one issue is compilation time, which is much and improved and will be further obviated through more caching and planned multi level compilation.