My opinion is that languages where you work with vector representations primarily (or at least often) like Fortran, Matlab, Julia are best with a 1 index.
They are languages primarily used for math and simulations and are pretty specialized so the indexing and representation of the vectors matches closer to how you would consider things if you were doing linear algebra by hand.
Julia, Matlab, and Fortran are also all column major for multi dimensional arrays too.
For numeric work ill take 1 index any day of the week, but for general programming or other CS work (like non vector/matrix data structures) i much prefer 0 indexing.
They are languages primarily used for math and simulations and are pretty specialized so the indexing and representation of the vectors matches closer to how you would consider things if you were doing linear algebra by hand.
Julia, Matlab, and Fortran are also all column major for multi dimensional arrays too.
For numeric work ill take 1 index any day of the week, but for general programming or other CS work (like non vector/matrix data structures) i much prefer 0 indexing.