Artamus

I'm inclined to think that the Python -> Rust was only for some odds and ends. I know the biggest recipient of Rust trainings was the Android platform team at first, which I think also used a lot of C++.

Kotlin is definitely available at Google, but when talking about sym types et al it's not nearly as nice to use as Rust / OCaml.

Speaking of "subcommands" that add some features, I recently built a tool to provide a better experience for splitting a commit into multiple commits than doing a soft reset and using `git add -p`: https://github.com/Artamus/git-split/.

Maybe someone will find it useful :).