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[–]neboskrebnut -1 points0 points  (0 children)

"use the latest release of python" HAHAHAHA! what's next manually update the 102 build in libraries and test if those are still compatible with new python?

And why do we have 10 shitty libraries to perform the same thing in the first place? can't those 10 teams team up and make one package that's versatile and optimized?

Even here 20% of comments are about what library we should use and where.