I think it has a key advantage for China specifically though which is it consumes significantly less water and they have a lot of water poor territory.

The oakridge experiment ended and not a lot of R&D has been done on salt reactors. It makes sense that China is still basically in research and testing phases for molten salts.

Personally I never thought it was fine, but the solutions were all bad in some way that made direct venv and requirements files preferable. Poetry started to break this but I had issues with it. uv is the first one that actually feels good.

The API complexity really threw me when I last tried async python. It's very different from other async systems and is incredibly different from gevent or twisted which were popular when I was last writing server python.

It seems more true than the "this is good for bitcoin" meme now that bitcoin seems to track the dollar very closely