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This is common for a variety of reasons. Compiled languages have what is called "warm up" run or "time to first X" (TTFX). Julia is a compiled language and, before version 1.9, the TTFX was a problem, but they solved that in the version 1.9. I suggest you to update your kernel and install Julia 1.9. (But yes, this is normal if you are using a previous Julia version)
System Configuration
Processor- i7-12700K
RAM- 32GB DDR5
GPU- None
Parallelization Enabled via CPU/GPU- No
Problem:
While I'm running a Jupyter Notebook for the first time each code block is taking too much time. See the following screenshot-
Rrunning the same code second time or more is taking fraction of a second-
Even changing the equation also took just a fraction of a second-
Question:
Am I only facing the problem? or, is it common to take some time to fetch the package and run for the first time?
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