We’re gate-keeping the most mainstream programming language now? Next you’ll say English isn’t a real language because it doesn’t have a native verb tense to express hearsay.

This is /c/aviationdadjokes material.

I’ve found co-pilot useful for writing code in languages that I can read pretty well but I’m not comfortable enough to type in it fluently such as shell-scripts and rust.

I’m not a fan of introducing yet another “type of class”.

In my humble opinion, if we do introduce rust-like match it should work on top of the existing concepts of dataclass, namedtuples, and union-types to avoid confusion on when to use which mechanism.

Also, type hints aren’t compulsory, but they are so damn useful that I’d be okay if some features only worked when the original variables had type hints.