Yes, we can compare with pythran too. We should really compare against all the other compilers, but it's a lot of work to compare meaningfully: we don't want to put up benchmarks unless we are really sure they are solid, and as everyone knows, it's really hard to do benchmarks that are fair, as one has to have solid experience with both projects being benchmarked. But we did Numba and C++, so you for now you can compare pythran against them to get a decent idea.