[trollied]

People that do proper ETL don't use python

[condwanaland]

I wish they did though. 80% of my day job is (admittedly non-traditional) ETL. It's done in 100% PySpark.

More composable than SQL. Have plenty of utility functions wrapped up (which are far easier than stored procedures) in libraries. The code is far easier to step through with a debugger (due to the composability).

[speedgoose]

Real programmers use butterflies.

https://xkcd.com/378/

[Qem]

Now I wonder if Raku developers chose the mascot thanks to this particular XKCD: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Camelia.svg

[lizmat]

Timing wise, it could very well have influenced Larry Wall at the time!