> The funny/sad part is that Nim has a lot to provide to overcome languages > like Go, Rust, C++, C#, Java, Dart, Javascript (even Julia), yet it choose to > compete with Python.
I agree with most of your post but this line. What gave you the impression that it competes with Python? Nim is not dynamic, it has strong static typing, not everything is a reference type, it doesn't have integers being bigint by default, it does not have immutable strings, and it's leaning more towards procedural instead of object-oriented. A C or Pascal or Ada developer will have a much easier time picking up Nim than a Python dev.
