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peroxide seems really cool, but I haven't had the opportunity to use it much yet.
You even get special matrices in julia. Here are the lapack routines in libstd.
*: This is possible in Julia using PackageCompiler.jl but it ships the entire runtime, so big binaries, and the process isn't too smooth yet. In theory, you're definitely capable of compiling into small binaries that don't embed the runtime or at least a big chunk of it, but nobody has worked on this enough yet
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