I'm with you. I used to be a huge Python fan boy and I used it professionally for many years. With the 2->3 transition and all the new baloney it seems to me

I'm with you. I used to be a huge Python fan boy and I used it professionally for many years. With the 2->3 transition and all the new baloney it seems to me that it's being "improved" to death. For backend web stuff Erlang/Elixer makes way more sense, for scientific stuff Julia makes more sense, for rapid application development (RAD) Nim makes more sense, and with Go and Rust and Zig and D and so on there are just better options out there for most tasks.