Comment by fijal

I know it does sound a bit bad, but Python 3 is only now catching up. The old PyPy3 that we have is a bit terrible, because it's both old (3.2 only) and slow. Serious push would be necessary in order to get it up to 3.5 and fix the performance problems that we're just not willing to do right now. Once the commercial world catches up to python 3, we will probably too, but people using PyPy are not people who are getting excited to move to python 3, for the most part