Tensorflow is now having Swift support and then there is XLA. Thanks to ML.NET, ...

pjmlp on Aug 18, 2019 | parent | context | favorite | on: Python vs. Rust for Neural Networks

Tensorflow is now having Swift support and then there is XLA.

Thanks to ML.NET, I can enjoy .NET JIT/AOT compilers performance, while binding to the same Tensorflow C++ libraries that are wrapped for Python.

Swift and Kotlin enjoy similar bindings on their respective mobile platforms.

Then there is Julia.

Python might have gotten there first, but its kingdom is already getting slowly eroded.

longemen3000 on Aug 18, 2019 [–]

For God's sake, there are some folks starting to implement BLAS in Julia, so I have high hopes for the language