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Be interesting to see what happens with video card prices. Hard drive prices are on their way back down after the Chia mining craze fizzled out, but video cards are in short supply even without the miners.
Anyway, I have an RTX 3060 now - albeit a laptop 3060 - which should do for a while.
This one has a Ryzen 5800U, an OLED display covering 100% of DCI-P3, albeit only at 1080p, the four essential keys, two USB-C, one USB-A, HDMI, microSD... No headphone jack and soldered RAM, but oh well.
Nim is essentially a statically typed and statically compiled Python. I say essentially because the languages are just very similar, not actually compatible.
There is a Python JIT compiler - it's called PyPy and it works very well - and in this case it's already nine times faster than Python, but Nim is three times faster again.
Disclaimer: Three girls, two bony ponies. No, just watching Hololive play Minecraft. Get your mind out of the gutter and into the other gutter.