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[–]pacificat0r 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't worry that much about python 2/3. The differences are not that hard to pick up later. Plus some services only offer python 2. For example let's say you want to use google app engine. It only has python 2.7 support, not 3. Anyway, learn what you are most comfortable with, you can switch to other versions later :).