no.... it's not... what an incredibly naive take. Why don't you just leave out every nice small town in a beautiful location. "Who cares about keeping thing beautiful amiright??"

Everyone says this but its not really true. Every team I've seen do this immediately regrets it when they scale (like at all).

>You can do static analysis with Mypy and other tools.

Not even remotely the same

>There's different mechanisms for running things concurrently in Python. And there's an active effort to remove the GIL. I also have to ask: What is "real" concurrency?

Free threads. And yes this is a deal breaker in tons and tons of situations. I have no idea why people are soooo hard up for python

I also had debilitating anger in my teens and weed really helped calm that down. I’ve been off it for years at a time and I still can’t get past my anger without it.

That said my memory is shit

Do you really think AI agents of the future will be coding in Python??? What advantage would that possibly give them? That's the only laughable take here

My last two companies went all in on python and really regretted it. It's performance and concurrency primitives really hurt as you scale

Overall the switch has been very much loved. Everything is faster and more stable, we haven't seen much of a reduction in output

I can't believe people say this with a straight face

You are conflating things, adding more people to an area increases congestion, period. Having dense housing vs not dense housing is better for congestion IF the people are already there.

>What you're imagining is some kind of fantasy hometown, which never increased in population and whose economy never developed. I mean, it's true. Forgotten ghost towns have very little traffic and quirky soulful architecture,

It is a highly desirable area, there is no issue with the economy, it will continue to be desirable if we don't destroy it. The "growth always good" crowd is pretty nuts in their views

My hometown has had a huge push to add more housing to make things more affordable. What happened? Rents went down for a couple years then right back up. Except now the city has a bunch of more soulless condos and is horribly congested.

Sometimes preserving things and keeping them nice and simple even if it’s costs a bit of a premium is better.

I often just think Gemini is terrible but then it turns out they silently changed the model on me