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Just out of curiosity, have you actually tried getting NumPy/SciPy working on Python 3? Because they've been fully supported for quite a while now. I don't unde
by freyrs3 13y ago
Just out of curiosity, have you actually tried getting NumPy/SciPy working on Python 3? Because they've been fully supported for quite a while now. I don't understand how this myth keep perpetuating itself.
- dekhn 13y agoI'm not interested in even playing any more. Like I said, I haven't used Python 3 before today (after 18 years of programming Python). I would have cared, for example if Python 3 had any impact in the real world. Anyway, it took years for numpy support; it wasn't available until recently for python3. That's the problem: it took years before these common tools were proted.
- spamizbad 13y ago> Anyway, it took years for numpy support; Python 3.0 release date: December 3rd, 2008. Numpy 1.5 (Full 3.0 support) release date: August 31st 2010. It took 21 months.
- freyr 13y ago>> I used Python 3 for the first time a few days ago > Like I said, I haven't used Python 3 before today Well, which is it? Neither makes you much of an authority on the subject.