Comment Comment by JonChesterfield The factorial test giving zero on majo suggests they aren't doing arbitrary precision integer arithmetic.I liked mojo as a python superset. Wanted to be able to run arbitrary python through it and selectively change parts to use the new stuff.A "pythonic language" sounds like that goal has been dropped, at which point the value prop is much less clear to me. parent JonChesterfield 1 year ago
I liked mojo as a python superset. Wanted to be able to run arbitrary python through it and selectively change parts to use the new stuff.
A "pythonic language" sounds like that goal has been dropped, at which point the value prop is much less clear to me.