It is interesting and the combo of native compiled and interpreted is IMO preferable over single JIT. The good news is that Python itself offers JIT though PyP

It is interesting and the combo of native compiled and interpreted is IMO preferable over single JIT. The good news is that Python itself offers JIT though PyPy, and now Rusthon offers the former. I prefer Rusthon (or the idea of Rusthon if it works out well) over all else for the future. But with standard Python (meaning 2.x) code carried forward primarily with PyPy at the same time.