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Guido van Rossum mentions the break between python2 and python3 a bit in the recent Lex Fridman, you might be interested in this. Many companies and many of us
by henrydark 4y ago
Guido van Rossum mentions the break between python2 and python3 a bit in the recent Lex Fridman, you might be interested in this.
Many companies and many of us put in hundreds to thousands of hours moving from 2 to 3.
- _aavaa_ 4y agoAnd I agree that this was a real cost. Yet despite that, one time, cost, enough companies chose to update the code rather than migrate. And the language is now a very popular choice. I personally think that never removing legacy aspect of a language is a clear recipe for insane complexity.