Chris Lattner

So, I mean, I think that there's, again, this is a religious thing.

And so I can joke about it.

And I love to kind of, you know, I realize that this is such a polarizing thing and everybody wants to argue about it.

And so I like poking at the bear a little bit.

Right.

But frankly, right, come back to the first point, Python 1.

Yeah.

It's huge.

It's an AI.

It's the right thing.

For us, we see Mojo as being an incredible part of the Python ecosystem.

We're not looking to break Python or change it or quote unquote fix it.

We love Python for what it is.

Our view is that Python is just not done yet.

And so if you look at, you know, you mentioned Python being slow.

Well, there's a couple of different things that go into that, which we can talk about if you want.

But one of them is it just doesn't have those features that you would use to do C-like programming.

And so if you say, okay, well, I'm forced out of Python into C for certain use cases,

Well, then what we're doing is we're saying, okay, well, why is that?

Can we just add those features that are missing from Python back up to Mojo?