Most of this post seems to revolve around the idea of py2 having an outdated standard library. https://pythonclock.org/ https://pythonclock.org/ has Py2 reachi

Most of this post seems to revolve around the idea of py2 having an outdated standard library. https://pythonclock.org/ https://pythonclock.org/ has Py2 reaching EOL in 7 months. Realistically I'd say the time passed years ago. py3 is over ten years old now. We're not talking about some new unstable piece of kit, I'd imagine that a large percentage, perhaps even 50%, of the HN audience started their career after the transition had already started.