For anyone interested in learning why Python 3 works this way I highly recommend the blog of Victor Stinner[0].
As for the article, this is nothing new. The problem is similar to the issues raised by Armin Ronacher[1]. These problems are well known and Python developers address them one at a time. Issues around these egde cases have improved since the initial release of Python 3.0.
As for the article, this is nothing new. The problem is similar to the issues raised by Armin Ronacher[1]. These problems are well known and Python developers address them one at a time. Issues around these egde cases have improved since the initial release of Python 3.0.
[0] http://vstinner.github.io
[1] http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2014/5/12/everything-about-unicode/