damacaner

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Comment · 2 years ago
can we make everything constant like C# does please

Models.GeminiNano04

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Comment · 3 years ago
Formatted a bit.
Comment · 3 years ago
Aiohttp is too risky to code,and it is only good if you are only one working on that project, or you are working with good friends of yours.

Give it in a hands of bad programmer, you are fucked harder than any pornstar I have ever and yet to seen in my 21 year lifespan.

You are right about pip too, I don't know how did they achieve to come with a package manager that is worse than NPM. Such a feat.

Comment · 3 years ago
Yeah I know, even smallest feature "json schema" made my jaw drop in Pydantic. Maybe we had it in V1 too, but it works so seamless now, especially too useful with MongoDB. As you said, there are so many absurdly things that I couldn't even dive in.

...I will tell my boss to use v2 on new project lol.

For the first part, dude my head is aching so hard that its at a point to kill me. I will comeback to you when I am somewhat clear-minded.

Comment · 3 years ago
Even, it's only enforced in routing functions.

Outside of it, like utility packages, MongoDB or such so, you are not enforced, go with whatever you want.

...guess what my coworkers prefer! urgh.

Comment · 3 years ago
Yes that is right too.

Dynamic typed languages always feels like I am 6 again, with my crayons all over the place, doing random bullshit go till something sensible comes out.

Good luck finding what is wrong if a bug occurs, good luck if you will refactor it and think how can you replace it, how can you rewrite it without destroying the whole aesthetic of the code. just like my parents trying to figure out how will they renew the wall after I draw a huge chunk of random shit to the wall with my crayons.

Comment · 4 years ago
Yeah, at least getting used to signings might come useful in the future.
Comment · 4 years ago

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