A lot of features in Nim show a similar kind of designed pragmatism. It's big, and has a lot of stuff that you just won't use in everyday situations, but the un

A lot of features in Nim show a similar kind of designed pragmatism. It's big, and has a lot of stuff that you just won't use in everyday situations, but the uncommon features tend to hit really specific engineering problems that do come up in the real world. I like it a lot better than what I see coming out of Rust, at least at this moment.