@jws yeah, I didn't know that when I first ran py3 a few years ago. Instant turn off, specially since I was just learning how to #stackoverflow… I'm sure it has a lot of great benefits over py2. Let's see what happens when the vendor support ends…
I hear there's people on this site still working on #cobol
@dgold damn! I'm kinda glad I've held off for so long…
I was going to upgrade the iPad first, just to see if it works, then move on to my iPhone…
Hey @starbucks, mobile order only allows me to use one star for the entire order? Seems silly for large orders! #ux
@jws but they also broke some very simple things like print which didn't need a library in py2 (last time I played with py3, my yellow world itself failed).
@jws hmmm… So my job is secure till then huh? :P
I might pick up py3 some day, but I'll delay it as much as possible. Why take such a simple scripting language and ruin it?
It's kinda what happened with IonicFramework between 1 and 2 and now it's all up and gone to hell!
@jws oh come now! I can bet there are more python 2.x users even today, and maybe more coming in are learning 3.x, but the majority using python…
Oh wait, I just realized. I am writing a tutorial for my brother. So I'm googling basic stuff. That's maybe why google's thinking, "if he's learning, it's better he learns 3.x"…
@dgold saw your latest PR. Amazing stuff! I just need some time to get it in there… ?
Umm… Did google start redirecting python searches to 3.x instead of 2.7??? That would be a huge mistake!
@dgold lol, what're they worrying about? Will brexit hurt the sexbots industry too?
@matigo I think the potential is for shopping apps and teen apps like snapchat where battery and logic are trumped by other things such as engagement and battery packs.
Winners - any furniture store, pokemon, hidden message apps
Losers - us
// @phoneboy @ronnie