I'm not against Python by any means. I like it and I use it fairly often. However this article is very unconvincing. The arguments summed up in order are basi

I'm not against Python by any means. I like it and I use it fairly often. However this article is very unconvincing. The arguments summed up in order are basically: * Python has generators. * Python interpreters are getting faster. * Argument from popularity. * Holy shit, guys! Did you know that CPython isn't the only Python implementation, and that there's a difference between language specification and implementation? Mind = blown, amirite? * It's so easy... scientists and mathematicians can use it? (Not to say that Python isn't easy, but to make it out like it'd be so impressive for a hard scientist to pick up programming is silly.)