I thought this was going to be a longer rant about how python needs to... Go away. Which, as a long time python programmer and contributor, and at one time avid proponent of the language, I would entertain the suggestion. I think all of ML being in Python is a collosal mistake that we'll pay for for years.
The main reasons being it is slow, its type system is significantly harder to use than other languages, and it's hard to distribute. The only reason to use it is inertia. Obviously inertia can be sufficient for many reasons, but I would like to see the industry consider python last, and instead consider typescript, go, or rust (depending on use case) as a best practice. Python would be considered deprecated and only used for existing codebases like pytorch. Why would you write a web app in Python? Types are terrible, it's slow. There are way better alternatives.
The main reasons being it is slow, its type system is significantly harder to use than other languages, and it's hard to distribute. The only reason to use it is inertia. Obviously inertia can be sufficient for many reasons, but I would like to see the industry consider python last, and instead consider typescript, go, or rust (depending on use case) as a best practice. Python would be considered deprecated and only used for existing codebases like pytorch. Why would you write a web app in Python? Types are terrible, it's slow. There are way better alternatives.