many such cases

I wonder if one day there won’t be any python left

or if it’ll be a thin layer around a bunch of rust (sounds awesome actually)

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nature adores a crab
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinisation

as a pythonista, i love this

im fine with everything being rust under the hood, the point of python is to be maintainable and readable and easy to write, i think writing python but dropping into rust for speed is a great way to make both ecosystems stronger

Python has a huge market share and inertia because it is so easy and fun to write and read. its adoption increased spectacularly in the last 10-15 years. While many projects must use Rust for its safety and efficiency, I would not bet on Python going away anytime soon.