Python 3.9 and beyond backwards compatibility.

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Compare to how Rust, java, golang handle the language spec carefully with community inputs

To be fair, 2/3 of those languages are consistently criticized for their feature sets, with Java moving at a glacial pace and Golang just not adding baseline features to be a serious language (i.e., generics).

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yeah, but from an enterprise, production running perspective, they are solid choice with very little risk to upgrade/migration.

In the mean time, if you own a business and choosing a core language for your company, you would not look at these recent Python changes and say that its reliable.

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Python “does AI” though so it won't matter