>Turns out they just want a better Python. That's Go. It gives actual types[1] and structs (so you dont have to wonder about dict, class, class with slots, dat

>Turns out they just want a better Python. That's Go. It gives actual types[1] and structs (so you dont have to wonder about dict, class, class with slots, dataclasses, pydantic, attrs, cattrs, marshmallow, etc). It removes exceptions and monkeypatching. It's async-first (a bit like gevent). It's inherently multicore. And you can package and distribute it without marking a pentagram on the ground and sacrificing an intern to Apep. You just need to stop being friends with C FFI. Which is fine for web and sysadmin tools. For data science and ML/AI/DL, it's less ok. [1] And the types are actually checked! I think a lot of people aren't really using python type checking given how slow it is and no one seems to complain. Or maybe everyone is using pyright and pyre and are satisfied with how slow these are.