people do find Julia to be faster than Python/Numpy, but it is not uniformly faster than Fortran. And Julia's start-up time should not be ignored. Quoting the last link, "In fact the whole Fortran benchmark (300 integrations) finishes roughly in the time it takes to startup a Julia session and import all required libraries (Julia 1.5.1)."
Looking at https://github.com/arturofburgos/Assessment-of-Programming-L... https://www.matecdev.com/posts/numpy-julia-fortran.html https://github.com/zyth0s/bench_density_gradient_wfn https://github.com/PIK-ICoNe/NetworkDynamicsBenchmarks
people do find Julia to be faster than Python/Numpy, but it is not uniformly faster than Fortran. And Julia's start-up time should not be ignored. Quoting the last link, "In fact the whole Fortran benchmark (300 integrations) finishes roughly in the time it takes to startup a Julia session and import all required libraries (Julia 1.5.1)."