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hankbondtoday at 3:40 AM1 replyview on HN

It's easy to start learning on, or prototype with, and then sometimes momentum just keeps it going. Also it may not really be the best at anything, but it's "pretty good" at just about everything. It's kind of like vanilla ice cream.

Packaging can be irritating although uv takes the sting out a bit.

You are right that outside of verbosity, once you get used to the syntax of a language, the value of one over the other kind of fades.


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Kwpolskatoday at 6:38 AM

> Packaging can be irritating although uv takes the sting out a bit.

uv proves the OP’s point. Why couldn’t the core team and the core-adjacent PyPA make a tool as liked as uv, and why is the Python package manager uv written in Rust and not Python?

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