Not supporting Python 2.7 would be shutting off the paltry ~95% of the community that's still using 2.7.https://twitter.com/randal_olson/status/740609031920836609 …
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in early 2016, all versions of py3 combined had about as many users as py2.6. https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/45sm94/what_are_the_most_recent_python_3_vs_python_2/czzy5wa …
and my anecdotal experience is that no one I know in the ML/DS community has "made the switch".
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Pretty much everyone in our ML research lab has made the switch.
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Agree. I've been exclusively on Python 3 for ML for over 18 months. Only reason for 2.7 is legacy codebase.
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By the way, would you consider making future Keras blog posts Python 3 compatible as a good example? (e.g. print with brackets)
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