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A lot of people cite that lack of NumPy support is what's keeping them from moving to Python 3, I've seen this comment more times than I can count. It seems mos
by freyrs3 13y ago
A lot of people cite that lack of NumPy support is what's keeping them from moving to Python 3, I've seen this comment more times than I can count. It seems most of them haven't done their research and found that NumPy/SciPy has had complete support for Python 3 for 4 years now.
- dekhn 13y agoPlease don;t interpret my comments above as ignorance. I am quite aware of what is available (and was available, when I considered switching to python3). I did my research at the time (which was some 5 years ago). It looks like scipy was added about 3-4 years ago... at which point I don't care any more.
- nostrademons 13y agoIf it was valid at the time but your concerns have since been addressed, then your complaints aren't exactly relevant to someone who's reading this now and looking for information on Python 3, right?
- girvo 13y agoIt's an anecdote, and goes some way to explaining why so,e programmers have just given up on 3 already.