>Python Syntax: Nim syntax is vaguely like python, indenting and colons for block structure I am an ops automation person quarter-time, and I use Python for al

>Python Syntax: Nim syntax is vaguely like python, indenting and colons for block structure I am an ops automation person quarter-time, and I use Python for all my work. I wish Python did not make whitespace significant. I won't pretend I was going to learn Nim tomorrow, but knowing it is whitespace-aware takes my interest to zero. --- Now on-topic, having RTFA, the complaint is "I don't want a corporation having analytics about my usage". >Something I read recently and my own experiences with the golang package proxy reminded my how much I trust the golang tools on my machine, and yet how little I should trust them. Why not? Why not trust them? What pictures of your vacation, what personal source code are they leaking?