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For what it's worth, I read Armin's critiques, but I take them with a grain of salt; it's clear that what he wants from a language, and what other people want f

For what it's worth, I read Armin's critiques, but I take them with a grain of salt; it's clear that what he wants from a language, and what other people want from Python, diverged a while back and are probably irreconcilable at this point. That doesn't mean he doesn't have good points, but does mean that I read his articles through a lens of "the language he really wants probably is never going to be Python again".

the_mitsuhiko 10y ago
> I read his articles through a lens of "the language he really wants probably is never going to be Python again" I always had that opinion that what I would like Python to be like is never going to happen. This is not something new with Python 3.