> the millions of questions on SO giving solutions to every problem you can run into
I definitely know what you mean. I too have the experience of typing in basically natural language queries into Google and have stack overflow turn it into copy-paste-able code for me.
But what's also true is that in 20 years the problems being solved will likely be bigger, and more complicated, and in many cases we'll be solving them on platforms that require good abstractions over multiple cores. So none of that is really in Python's wheelhouse. (Complexity is an issue because abstrations in Python almost always come at a cost.)
I definitely know what you mean. I too have the experience of typing in basically natural language queries into Google and have stack overflow turn it into copy-paste-able code for me.
But what's also true is that in 20 years the problems being solved will likely be bigger, and more complicated, and in many cases we'll be solving them on platforms that require good abstractions over multiple cores. So none of that is really in Python's wheelhouse. (Complexity is an issue because abstrations in Python almost always come at a cost.)