I, too, think Python has some very bad "design" choices, but the article completely misses them. Whitespace, dynamic typing and stuff like that are almost compl

I, too, think Python has some very bad "design" choices, but the article completely misses them. Whitespace, dynamic typing and stuff like that are almost completely a matter of taste / use case, while patchwork-y and mostly incoherent data collections, convoluted functional support, messy package dependencies, frequent breakages between versions and so on are what often makes python development a PITA.