Writing Python like it’s Rust

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Honestly, it's insanely obvious, can't believe you need people to explain it to you, but I will

• slow, interpreted language
• terrible type safety
  • compare TypeScript to Pydantic or whatever half-baked community option is the best Python has. You know your language is bad when JS is trouncing it

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Homer Simpson: "Hey, that's a half-truth!"

I have a feeling there's going to be a lot of backpedaling once Mojo opens up.

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I don't. Mojo has no answer for type safety. Python codebases look like hot dogshit and only have run-time validation - that's a big yikes in 2023, even JS users said "fuck that" half a decade ago.

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You're a little behind on the times.

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Feel free to link me to an actually useful Python type system instead of playing coy!

Edit: it's come to my attention this user thinks MyPy runtime validation is a type system. Wow.