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I think Nim looks good, but I'm more likely to learn Rust or Zig personally. I've tried to put my finger on why that is, and I think it's because Nim looks like another good language that is just good all around, it makes good trade-offs and finds a local optimum being good at everything. A lot of language have tried this though, I've seen it all before. Rust did something new, they accepted that "yeah, our language might be really painful to write your seat-of-the-pants business logic in" and they did the borrow checker stuff. Zig is similar, keeping many of the pains of C, but making some important improvements.