nim is good, and I was onboard when it was nimrod (liked that name better!). It's very good. Here's where my supposedly polyglot objectivity falls prey to subje

nim is good, and I was onboard when it was nimrod (liked that name better!). It's very good. Here's where my supposedly polyglot objectivity falls prey to subjective syntax like/dislike. I am not a fan of python's syntax, so nim resonated the same with me. I really love APL/J and Lisp. If Haskell had more uptake in the pragmatic world with a cohesive ecosystem, and more libraries, I would probably be all in. Nim has the ability to --gc:none, so maybe I should take a look again. I found a few libraries, but there didn't seem to be many in machine learning/optimization.