wow, that would be a big shame. I hope many of the useful learnings are already ported to CPython.

mattip 6 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

- The pure python repl started off in PyPy, although a lot of work was done to make it ready for prime time by the COython core devs - The lessons from HPy are slowly making their way into CPython, see https://github.com/py-ni - There were many fruitful interactions in fixing subtle bugs in CPython that stemmed from testing the stdlib on an alternative implementation

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mkl 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Almost none of it will have been ported to CPython, as it's a completely different approach.

	▲	skissane 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I really like PyPy’s approach of using a Python dialect (RPython) as the implementation language, instead of C. From a conceptual perspective, it is much more elegant. And there are other C-like Python dialects now too - Cython, mypy’s mypyc. It would be a shame if PyPy dies.