These are the reason the author gives that "Python is a very problematic programming language for building reliable, high-performance distributed systems": - D

These are the reason the author gives that "Python is a very problematic programming language for building reliable, high-performance distributed systems": - Dynamic typing. (The author conflates strong/weak typing with static/dynamic typing. He claims Python is weakly typed. That is not correct. Python is strongly, but dynamically typed.) - The GIL. - Performance. - Python 2 vs Python 3. - No enforcement of private/protected/public class members. - The Python packaging ecosystem. There's nothing new in this post that hasn't been written about Python before.