Heh, this grandpa has written like 3x more python than C this year. And the C part was no choice - that was all I had on these devices. Edit: from what I hear

Heh, this grandpa has written like 3x more python than C this year. And the C part was no choice - that was all I had on these devices. Edit: from what I hear from my peers (translation: other programmers that I have coffee or drinks with), if I started a new server application today and I needed the performance of a compiled language, I should use Go not Rust. I believe servers are where the propensity of C like languages to allow you to shoot yourself in the foot is the problem, isn't it?