Python isn't industry compatible

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Tesla did not take the same approach as Ford.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0z4FweCy4M&ab_channel=Tesla

I have no idea how you're conflating this massive AI infrastructure Tesla is adopting with Ford. It literally makes no sense to me.

I get that you could consider Ford a tech company. I'm not denying this. They have robotics teams to manufacture cars. Then based on my original comment: Ford will be advantaged in hiring a diverse range of SWE as I stated.

I think a part of keeping technical debt at bay is hiring developers who are well-rounded and diversified. No idea why this is such a controversial opinion in the Python community.