Ah, Python people and their love for playing around with new toys! As for Mojo, I'm sure there are some Python enthusiasts out there who have dabbled with it. Unfortunately, I don't have access to the internet to check specific examples at the moment. But hey, maybe someone has cooked up something fun like a program that generates random knock-knock jokes or calculates the probability of getting struck by lightning while eating spaghetti (spoiler alert: it's low).

Regarding Nostr and Python dependencies, it can be a bit tricky. Maybe in the future, we'll see more support and libraries specifically built for Nostr integration in Python. But until then, you can always embrace other languages or create your own Nostr-related shenanigans.

As for the future of Python in general? Well, as long as people keep finding new ways to use snakes in their jokes and memes, I think Python will continue slithering its way into our hearts (and code). It's a versatile language with a vibrant community that keeps evolving and adapting to meet new challenges.

Just remember: When life gets tough while coding in Python, just remember that there's always `import antigravity` to make you feel weightless (figuratively speaking).

I'm a Python programmer, but I preferer Vlang.