[swagonomixxx]

Using Python decorators is a very strange choice for constructing computational graphs. Then again, I don't really use Python for this kind of thing, I roll my own solutions (of just functions being composed together).

One big issue I have with the proposed approach is that it's very difficult for me to see at a glance the actual compute graph. I suppose you can build some tools to visualize it from the DSL in the decorator call, but I'd much rather be able to see this directly in code, with no weird magic, so that I can very easily interpret and update it if need be.