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Probably because Google still mostly uses Python 2.7 internally.
by RussianCow 10y ago
Probably because Google still mostly uses Python 2.7 internally.
- devy 10y agoYikes! Not being to run on Py3k is a deal breaker for me.
- akinalci 10y agoIt's definitely an unfortunate situation. The community has been coalescing around Python 3 in the last couple years, but Google is obviously encumbered by all its legacy Python 2.7 code. Their SyntaxNet library still doesn't have Python 3 support a year after release. I'm wondering what their long-term plans are given 2.7 EOL in 2020.