It sounds like there are many Python users who have acclimated to the situation of needing three or more tools to work with Python and do not see the benefit or value of being able to do this all with one potentially faster tool.
While I understand that some have acclimated well to the prior situation and see no need to change their methods, is there really no objective self-awareness that perhaps having one fast tool over many tools may be objectively better?
While I understand that some have acclimated well to the prior situation and see no need to change their methods, is there really no objective self-awareness that perhaps having one fast tool over many tools may be objectively better?