Changing Python lambda syntax at runtime

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If you want Python without crippled lambdas just use Hy (<a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;hylang.org" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;hylang.org</a>). Hy also liberates you from signigicant whitespace.

Python users are essentially discovering what Lispers have known all along - code is data. Once you fully comprehend that idea, you&#x27;ll never be bothered by Lisp&#x27;s odd syntax because of the freedom in expressibility it gives you.<p>There are some fantastic Python hackers out there (some who know Lisp, others who don&#x27;t) and this is a logical step in the progression of any developer. Eventually, they&#x27;ll rediscover continuations too. But, as long as Python is not homoiconic, it will never be as simple to express these ideas as it is in Lisp.

I wonder why an article like this is not in a blog or medium or in same place made for articles instead in a source code repo.