I agree with the python one. Some more things I find annoying in Python:

- Hardcoded recursion limit + no tail call optimization. I understand Guido's reasons for this but I find myself writing ugly code instead of beatiful code. (But maybe changing this would make Python's internals ugly.)

Mainly Python but other languages too. - Length of the collection: len(foo). String representation: str(foo). Why not foo.len() or foo.str(). Or even better: foo.len or foo.str. As a Python user, I'm not a fan of getters. I think we should use the "attribute syntax" to get data about and of the object/type/thing, regardless if it involves any computations or not. (but would probably generate more problems than solve little nitpicks)