I’d second that. I’ve been doing a bit of algorithm/NN stuff in Nim this year since it simplifies the “deployment” phase and it’s been surprisingly handy despit

I’d second that. I’ve been doing a bit of algorithm/NN stuff in Nim this year since it simplifies the “deployment” phase and it’s been surprisingly handy despite the limited libraries as there’s a C library for everything. It has a few rough edges but manageable. It has the spirit of Python 2 but written by a compiler geek (in the good sense). If I were to write an HFT it’d be tempting to use. The new default GC is reference counting but without using atomic ref counts. P.S. thanks for the lenientops tip