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But it does almost everything! And it's especially painless if you're not building for scale, and just hobby projects. But yeah, stuff like concurrency and typ

by Frotag 4y ago

But it does almost everything! And it's especially painless if you're not building for scale, and just hobby projects. But yeah, stuff like concurrency and type annotations seem to go against some of Python's fundamental designs (GIL and syntax) so are kinda painful at times.

pdimitar 4y ago
> But it does almost everything! Ehhh... does it though? I've been doing shell scripts all my career and never stumbled upon a problem I couldn't solve by combining various tools. I did a lot of homegrown data science that way. With Python it seems it's mostly familiarity. People just love the idea of one universal tool, no matter how many times history proves there's no such thing.