In the time it took to write that article he could have ported a hundreds of lines of python 2 to python 3. If people spent as much time upgrading as they spent time complaining about having to upgrade we would have made a lot of progress. Is creating a third version of python that is worse than the current one but can use old libraries a good way or is working on moving forward and developing the newest versions of our language the best way.
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u/252003 May 26 '14
In the time it took to write that article he could have ported a hundreds of lines of python 2 to python 3. If people spent as much time upgrading as they spent time complaining about having to upgrade we would have made a lot of progress. Is creating a third version of python that is worse than the current one but can use old libraries a good way or is working on moving forward and developing the newest versions of our language the best way.