1. Nope, sorry. 2. That's right. Hy depends much more on finicky details of Python than most Python packages do, particularly Python's AST, so each 3.x release

1. Nope, sorry. 2. That's right. Hy depends much more on finicky details of Python than most Python packages do, particularly Python's AST, so each 3.x release of Python usually requires some changes to Hy to support it. Each Hy release supports (at least) all versions of Python 3.x that have been fully released and are not yet at end of life. 3. More precisely, we're trying to take more of our conventions from Python rather than Clojure. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31250992 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31250992