Maybe, but is this honestly solving a problem for anyone but the slimmest niche group. Thimble is no more and in my mind that's a similar kind of project (I bet most of you forgot that Thimble was a thing). Firefox OS is dead, Persona is dead, Pocket and Send is still being questioned.

Why should Pyodide or the whole Iodide project be any different. Other than Firefox, Thunderbird and MDN, only Bugzilla and Rust really stands out as successful projects, and that's only because they've been developed to solve an actual problem.

I'd be surprised if the Iodide project will see any real usage 5 years from now. Are any data scientists really look to move to a browser based workflow?