I find F# easy to use with AI, mainly because it's statically typed (which results in compiler errors when the LLM generates non-working code) and it's very expressive, which allow me to more easily comprehend what the LLM is trying to do.
It's always a flash sale and it just happens to be the exact course you're looking at and the sale always ends 12 hours from now. Open up a different browser and go look at that exact same course and it just so happens that the sale is ending exactly 12 hours from time you looked the course on a different browser.
It's a sleazy practice and it irks me that some people just shrug about it.
Python the language doesn't give you super powers and I would say that its clunkier and less elegant than Ruby and obviously not as powerful as languages like F#. Python's ecosystem and contributors are its biggest benefits and they help you succeed in spite of the language itself.