> I still maintain some 2.x python code-bases that will be very expensive to migrate and the customer is not willing to invest that money.
Slight tangent: if Claude can decimate IBM stock price by migrating off Cobol for cheap, surely we can do Python 2 to 3 now, too?
About the internals: we sort of missed an opportunity there, but back then there also didn't quite know what they were doing (or at least we have better ideas of what's useful today). And making the step from 2 to 3 even bigger might have been a bad idea?
Slight tangent: if Claude can decimate IBM stock price by migrating off Cobol for cheap, surely we can do Python 2 to 3 now, too?
About the internals: we sort of missed an opportunity there, but back then there also didn't quite know what they were doing (or at least we have better ideas of what's useful today). And making the step from 2 to 3 even bigger might have been a bad idea?