So you're comparing a dialect that was written for CoffeScript which was written for the purpose of improving JavaScript's brevity and readability and was partially inspired by Python and took elements from Python to something that's supported natively in Python?
I suppose anything is possible with a meta-meta-meta language.
One of the things I'm most excited about in Python is the new asyncio that Guido was talking about. I hoping that with an IOLoop in the standard library and built in Futures, that many of the synchronous network libraries available today will be able to present a synchronous mode and an asynchronous mode. The big strength of NodeJS is the async ecosystem, but Python could catch up quickly if asyncio really takes off.
Yes, and I am aware it was inspired by Python, that's obvious, and that's one of the biggest reasons I like CoffeeScript because of the nice somewhat Python-ish clean syntax. To me though CoffeeScript is even cleaner than Python. For example, you don't need colons in some places, and there are less underscores in some places. And with ToffeeScript smoothing out the async stuff, I think its really worth trying out for Python people.