>That essay seems so wildly out of date, even though it's only a decade or so old. Funny how fast tech moves. I think the essay is still completely relevant, t

>That essay seems so wildly out of date, even though it's only a decade or so old. Funny how fast tech moves. I think the essay is still completely relevant, though. You just have to find something to replace Python with. Maybe things like Rust, D, Erlang, Haskell, etc. give the same indicators today that Python did 10 years ago.