If Julia can make good strides in Science/Engineering/Statistics world outside of DS/ML (that too mostly NN) I'm sure the Julia folks would see that as a major win. Basically a unified next generation language taking over R/MATLAB/Fortran space. I think that field is going to grow dramatically (in adoption of tools) over the next decade as opposed to DS/ML which are already overhyped.
If Mojo finds it groove and can convince people that static typing is a price to pay for performance I think Julia will have to adopt some sort of a pure AOT compilation mode and forgo the Dynamism that keeps that Just- portion lying around which does seem like an issue for DS/ML folks.
If Mojo finds it groove and can convince people that static typing is a price to pay for performance I think Julia will have to adopt some sort of a pure AOT compilation mode and forgo the Dynamism that keeps that Just- portion lying around which does seem like an issue for DS/ML folks.