Huh. Your comment makes no sense, since types are ignored at runtime. Your performance benchmarks seems all noise. If it's about LLM speed, that's an atrocious thing to even compare. Writing code carelessly is fast, but it's also fast at adding bugs.
Types improve clarity to humans. Types also prevent future bugs by disallowing incompatible modifications. If you're not religiously writing types in function signatures, you're not developing professional software, just throwaway janky unprofessional scripts. I suggest looking at the OpenAI package to see just how well typed it is.
Types improve clarity to humans. Types also prevent future bugs by disallowing incompatible modifications. If you're not religiously writing types in function signatures, you're not developing professional software, just throwaway janky unprofessional scripts. I suggest looking at the OpenAI package to see just how well typed it is.