naddeo

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   by naddeo 2y ago

   Yeah they're kind of different. I'm only really talking about TypedDicts because the original post was related to structural typing, which isn't what pydantic does. I do reach for pydantic first myself.
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   by naddeo 2y ago

   I was surprised to see the example in the blog. Python actually has come pretty far with types but the blog's example doesn't really highlight it. For structural static typing, something like this is nicer as an example from
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   by naddeo 3y ago

   It looks like it's just an alternative python run-time that's small. Seems like the kind of thing you would use for specific resource constrained projects. I don't think it makes sense for me here though. I wouldn't want
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   Booty: A language and CLI for bootstrapping new system setup(github.com)

   3 points by naddeo 3y ago|3 comments
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   by naddeo 3y ago

   Long time lurker, fish time share-er I'm really into programming languages and DSLs so whenever I get the chance to solve an actual problem with one I jump on it. In this case, I'm trying to automate the setup of my personal compu