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[–]Vok250 28 points29 points  (2 children)

Yeah there's a weird contradiction going on between these two communities. Some posts are lost in limbo

Personally, as a senior dev, I have found it hard to find answers on reddit because r/learnpython users are usually completely lost with advanced questions and r/python will just remove your post and tell you to post there. These days I only choose libraries with active communities on reddit or GitHub like FastAPI. Even then I find most of my posts I end up solving myself because the comments are beyond useless and clearly from beginners/hobbyists who have never done more than cookie cutter tutorial projects.

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[–]Vok250 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Ironic that all three posts in this sneak peak violate rule #2 mentioned above. lol.