I still use Python at work, but the lack of "real" threads in the language feels very silly when you are running your code on AWS with instances with tens or hundreds of (virtual) cores. I'm aware that you can write multithreaded extensions in C, write async code or use the multiprocessing package but these solutions feel quite clumsy.
My personal interests have been towards CUDA and Clojure for years.
My personal interests have been towards CUDA and Clojure for years.