mangecoeur

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   by mangecoeur 12y ago

   Anecdotes are not evidence. I'm sure that for every post about someone switching to Go from python, you find a post of someone switching to python from something else. Not to mention all the people who are just getting on fine and don&
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   by mangecoeur 12y ago

   The biggest problem with python 3 as i see it is that it seems to cause people to air grand opinions unencumbered by any actual data. I have seen neither evidence that python is "dieing" in any way, nor that people are dropping it
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   by mangecoeur 12y ago

   This is true, and in fairness I've never had any problems with unicode using any of your libraries, probably because you take a lot of care in explicitly dealing with encoding. But that's not always the case with other libraries l
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   by mangecoeur 12y ago

   I get that Armin runs into pain points with Py3, but on the other hand I get annoyed with the heavily English centric criticims - its easy to think py2 was better when you're only ever dealing with ASCII text anyway. Fact is, most of t
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   by mangecoeur 14y ago

   Not speaking from direct personal experience, however the Humble Bundles have found that linux users tended to pay more than average, which goes against the common assumption that linux users want everything for free.