Probably not. I mentioned it because it’s existing work that bridges the two. It also might spark HN users’ creativity about how they might do it differently.

Probably not. I mentioned it because it’s existing work that bridges the two. It also might spark HN users’ creativity about how they might do it differently. For instance, I was exploring two ideas. One was how to turn Python into something with no dependencies, more powerful, and fast. I considered converting it to Lisp to use their compilers and macros. Another exploration was, like ShedSkin, converting it to C/C++ but without Python dependencies. It would be easier for me to generate code from Lisp syntax than Python syntax. So, you know, just sharing tools that might get people’s minds going.