> Nim at the moment has one big selling point: deployment of your application > (small binaries) and mixing output targets.
Hmmm, I disagree Language is a tool for weak human brain to deal with complex abstractions and data. It's a tool for humans to improve thinking. Computers don't need language, it's humans who need it. So, the most important feature of the language - that it fits well with weak human brain. And so the most important feature of Nim - is multi dispatch and code analysis. Allowing structuring code in the way close to how humans think and helping to validate and find problems. All those "python, C integrations", "deployment targets, WASM", "zero overhead" and any other fancy keywords are nice but are minor addons. And with AI/ML all those technical nuances going to matter even less.
