The opposite —- calling python libraries directly from Lisp, like you can from Julia — would be much more useful. No adult wants to use python, but for some reason it is replete with yummy libraries.
Really? I work at a large scientific facility surrounded by serious physicists and computer scientists, and pretty much everyone there uses python and the python mathematical, machine learning, and scientific libraries. (Except me...I use Lisp, hence my desire to call python so that I can use the code I'm surrounded by without having to do horrible hacks like passing files or home-brew stream sharing!)
Hy is Lisp embedded in Python. Most embedded lisps are bad lisps (or at least not CL compliant). Also lisp in python is definitely going to be slower than Lisp, which is generally fully compiled: https://programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app/lisp-vs-p...
