> This guy is one of the reasons that held back Python 3 adoption. That seems like an extraordinary amount of influence to ascribe to one guy who wrote a textb

> This guy is one of the reasons that held back Python 3 adoption. That seems like an extraordinary amount of influence to ascribe to one guy who wrote a textbook. Python 3 adoption was mostly driven by large projects. I can't think of any sizable Python project that would base their decision to migrate on what some introductory CS students are learning.