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  1. Károly Balogh - @[email protected]@chainq
    The entire Python 2 vs. Python 3 fiasco is a story of "you had one job". A programming language *must* protect its user's investment in their code. I find it remarkably ironic, how Python used the worst practice, while trying to push its users to better practices... #python2
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  2. Ricardo Torres@rctorr
    Si aún tienes o encuentras código en #Python2 puedes usar el siguiente regex para replazar todos los print para #Python3 usando #vim y en segundos la magia sucede (-_^)/ :%s /print \(.*$\)/print(\1)/g
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  3. Bruno Alla@_BrunoAlla
    If my Google BigQuery is right, it looks like July 2017 was the best month ever for #Python2 (according to #PyPI downloads) and after a short plateau, its chart is now falling at an insane rate 📉
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  4. Stuart Grieve@GIStuart
    I can't believe how much things have changed in the last decade. 2009: print "test" 2019: print("test") #2009vs2019 #Python2
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  5. ActiveState✓@ActiveState
    Porting code from an older version can be a difficult and intimidating process. In this blog post, discover migration libraries to help convert your #Python2 applications to #Python3
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  6. ActiveState✓@ActiveState
    If you have yet to update your outdated Python 2 code simply because it isn't public facing, you could be sitting on a ticking timebomb! Learn why you should update your code, now more than ever 💣 #pythonsecurity #python2 #python3
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  7. yarko@yarkot
    @mariatta
    @mariatta O f-string, f-string, wherefore art thou f-string? Deny thy #Python2.7 and refuse thy .format() method. Or if thou will not, be but sworn...
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  8. Raymond Hettinger✓@raymondh
    Some people want to throw a party when #Python 2.7 expires at the end of the year. I won't be one of them. The pain inflicted on existing users will be real. Some of the wonderful 2.7 ecosystem will be lost forever. That said, 3.8 will be excellent too.
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  9. Raymond Hettinger✓@raymondh
    @raymondh
    #Python2.7 was an excellent release and it took many, many iterations for Python 3 to catch-up. Arguably, 3.6.1 was the first release that was better than 2. When 3.8 arrives, it will be a clear, all-around winner.
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