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I don't think it's in demand at all but I would love "Python syntax with Haskell typing".

• 616c 11y ago
  Not 100% accurate answer, but I think they call Python with Haskell typing Nim (formerly Nimrod). http://nim-lang.org/ http://nim-lang.org/
  • tomp 11y ago
    Which part of Nim reminds you of Haskell, exactly?
    • peterfirefly 11y ago
      The ML parts, I presume.
    • 616c 11y ago
      A user-extensible type system is closer to Haskell than Python. Again, I said not 100% accurate. I knew someone would say something like you did. No way Nim can compete with Haskell's type system.