No. Maybe when it’s open source.

Mojo is too much of a snake oil.

- They had all these benchmarks where they were saying Mojo is 68,000x faster than Python or whatever. Some of these blogs/benchmarks got deleted because they were awful, comparing the worst possible Python code to the most optimized Mojo code.

- The same with "Mojo is faster than cuBLAS", it means it's faster in a particular benchmark in a very particular case, and it's actually slower in other cases. But the headline is what matters.

- A superset of Python, it will probably never happen. You will never see Python/Mojo like C/C++. A fake promise.

Apparently, it's what happens when you get Silicon Valley money, you start being like this.

I want to love Mojo, but honestly, I think changing the semantics of the language is a massive footgun that will stunt adoption. Being a strict syntatic superset is not enough imo, and I'm not sure it can even make that claim?

Do not make a new programming language unless you have LOTS of code samples on the VERY first page.

This has ...... none.

I did you the unbelievable favor of spending a few precious seconds to glance at your web site. If you disrespect my time by not showing me the code of your new language then I'm closing the browser.

For anyone making anything - you get seconds to catch the attention of your potential customers. Make them so incredibly interested that they MUST read more. Don't waste the attention you are granted on word blather. Don't think that for some reason people 'should' go exploring your website to see the code. You were given the 3 seconds, you did not deliver, too late, browser shut.