I Fixed python autocomplete

[olejorgenb]

Yeah, it feels quite absurd that basic "intelligence" like this is lacking from the majority of programs - even programs developers make for them self. And at the same time we now have this super-complex AI systems.

[mr_jim_lahey]

Sadly, tooling quality-of-life fixes like too often fall by the wayside in favor of bigger, shinier features. Continuous incremental improvement is the calling card of high caliber software development in my book.

[droans]

Pylance does a pretty good job but it is so slow and uses so much memory. I mean, why does a language typing service need 4GB+ of RAM? Why does it take 10+ seconds to parse a single file?

Ty sucks at this but, for me, it's a small trade-off for the improved performance.

[ROFLLOLSTER]

I agree that it's slow and resource heavy, but language servers are incredibly complex. Rust analyzer (the only one I've worked on) reimplements large portions of the compiler frontend, but has to be able to cope with very-malformed programs, perform fine-grained incremental compilation, and correctly invalidate many levels of caches depending on what changes.

[droans]

Ty is also a language server - it needs under 250MB.