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Armin Ronacher (Flasks father) made HN first page a few times with rants about Python 3.

It all feels a lot like using a less mature Flask (mainly because Armin Ronacher has put years of work into it).

I guess Ronacher is truly, deeply passionate about Python while the core developers are more on the practical side.

I also didn't know Armin Ronacher worked for Sentry (re: his comment herein).

Armin Ronacher wrote about this back in 2013.

It's similar to David Nolen (Om, 20:1) or Armin Ronacher (Flask, 40:1).

I remember Armin Ronacher (author of many nice things, especially Flask) even wrote a blog post against Python 3 and this was one of things he hated about it.

Ronacher's education and browsing history to support claims of his ignorance, or even detailed the "jabs and insults" from the essay!

Sorry Armin/Mr Ronacher/Mitsuhiko but your "Bitcoin is Wild West" rant is unwarranted.

The talk "Five years of bad ideas" by Armin Ronacher is a 40-minuted tour of some of the most advanced meta-programming available in Python.

Ronacher says: "Python is definitely a language that is not perfect.

Ronacher's knowledge of it, and yet you haven't presented any actual reasoning on any of those points.

Ronacher should also know better than to post microbenchmarks like the one provided here, especially without corresponding (C) profiler output.

Ronacher seems to be advocating that we should punish the CPython implementation's traditional strong areas in favour of..