Yes. In particular, I like the potential for: * using Rust's borrow-checking to develop new lightweight/shared-memory multiprocessing tools for Python (think

Yes. In particular, I like the potential for: * using Rust's borrow-checking to develop new lightweight/shared-memory multiprocessing tools for Python (think "import SharedMemoryPool from multiprocessing") without having to mess with the GIL, so as to maintain compatibility with existing libraries; * using Rust's type inference on Python code for applications in which type safety is highly desirable; and * compiling Python code for speed, targeting all architectures and platforms supported by Rust (e.g., WebAssembly).