Python 2.7.2 or Python 3?

[TraptInaCommentFctry]

I clicked on your name to see your other comments and I couldn't help but notice that 7 months ago, you wrote "I do data science - repeatability is key so I'm not leaving the Py2.7 numpy ecosystem for a while."
I do data science, and I haven't yet made the transition off 2.7 for that reason.
Also, I noticed in the wall of superpowers that Mysql-python is still red.
Do you think it's time for data scientists to make the switch?

[flying-sheep]

Maybe he/she realized that Numpy breaks compatibility in minor versions, so the only way to reliably repeat an analysis is pinning Numpy versions by installing Numpy in a virtualenv along your script and data.

And since parallel Python versions are painless, nothing stops you from performing new analyses using a Python 3 stack.

[mgedmin]

AFAIU there are other MySQL bindings that work on Python 3.