I haven't kept track of numba in recent years. But there is a clear path to translate more and more scikit-learn to mojo, bypassing the python interpreter entirely. And then things become much more composable in a way that numba can't be.
We are heavily leaning on Julia, and to my mind Mojo is a major threat to the long term development of the Julia community. If people dissatisfied with Python+C(++)-Silos end up writing Mojo instead of Julia it will become even harder to grow the ecosystem and community.
That said, for now Julia has a number of big strengths for scientific work that don't seem to be in the focus of the Mojo devs...
We are heavily leaning on Julia, and to my mind Mojo is a major threat to the long term development of the Julia community. If people dissatisfied with Python+C(++)-Silos end up writing Mojo instead of Julia it will become even harder to grow the ecosystem and community.
That said, for now Julia has a number of big strengths for scientific work that don't seem to be in the focus of the Mojo devs...