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Re:Computer Programming with Nim by rpdillon on Sunday February 27, 2022 @12:49PM (#30490628)
Was totally unaware of this. The Readme:

> For now it's closer to an alternative with most deviations appearing in the standard library, mostly in the form of deleting much of it.

Yikes. I've found that languages with a small standard library have deep dependency trees for imported packages. I hope this is a stepping stone to a different standard library, rather than an end goal in-and-of itself.

Re:Computer Programming with Nim by haxscramper on Sunday February 27, 2022 @02:27PM (#30491643)
Actually the phrasing in the readme is not correct - I will change it later, but now I want to say that the objective is not deleting "much" of it, but rather cleaning up old and deprecated modules, or providing alternative solutions (for things like os/json that historically were a point of friction).