Pyright is also an lsp, it implements the LSP spec, it is just slow.

Not that slow tbh, although compared to ty, it’s a snail

It is still in active development

So is V-lang

Yes, the same experience. Although it had amazing support for Vim keybindings, it offered me nothing that I wasn't already getting from Neovim. The in-editor chat seems like it could be useful, but I don't have any need for it.

Soon they'll start serving ads, you just know they're eying Google's lunch

Mojo makes SIMD and GPU programming more ergonomic than what you would obtain from C++, I imagine this should factor into your decision process. The language is just less mature overall.

And in situations like this the technology being built by Modular becomes incredibly important.

Mojo uses mlir for high-level ir and most optimizations but codegen is still done with llvm, albeit in unconventional manner.

I still don't know how to get started with mailing lists. Is there some server you have to join?

You can set up an email list using Google Groups, for instance. As an example for such a list, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44767555.

People need to subscribe to the mailing list, either by sending a subscribe email to the appropriate email address, or via a web interface that is specific to the mailing list server. Once subscribed, you simply send emails to the list’s email address, and receive emails from that address. It’s useful to set up a filter in your email account or email client so that all messages from a given mailing list are automatically sorted into a separate email folder.

Nice! Modular is doing great work. I never appreciated how much goes into building industry-scale infrastructure from scratch until I started following Modular.

C++ is my guess