Wow, this is a very exciting moment for the Python world.<p>And they didn't even reached their funding goal for "py3k in pypy" [1]. This is dedication. I encourage everyone to fund this extremely incredible project!<p>[1]: <a href="http://pypy.org/py3donate.html" rel="nofollow">http://pypy.org/py3donate.html</a>
Awesome, I hadn't realized this project was quite this far along. If they get PyPy 3.4/3.5 going with NumPy, it will make a <i>really</i> nice package. Fast Python code for the high-level logic, paired with fast low-level number crunching. This could also help speed up the adoption of Python 3.
Minor note: the openbsd support (at least for 2.x) is amd64 only. Building for i386 at some point requires running a bootstrap process that doesn't fit in memory.
I created a simple Terminal instance that compares Python and PyPy in a performance test:<p><a href="https://terminal.com/tiny/shkhWWkcEV" rel="nofollow">https://terminal.com/tiny/shkhWWkcEV</a><p>(this lets you compare the performance on a real Linux system, without installing anything)