> What I personally really want is faster Python/Ruby By the way, have you tried PyPy? It's an alternative Python interpreter with a JIT (so compiling in-memo

> What I personally really want is faster Python/Ruby By the way, have you tried PyPy? It's an alternative Python interpreter with a JIT (so compiling in-memory to native code) that is much faster than the standard CPython for many Python tasks, especially those that are particularly compute-bound. https://www.pypy.org/ https://www.pypy.org/ I was impressed at how fast some math-oriented Python programs that I wrote ran in PyPy. There are some extensive technical limitations, but it works out-of-the-box for many codebases.