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Until this law is ever applied, I warmly recommend my fellow french to install the «saracroche» app to filter out unsollicited calls. It’s free, open source, all my family uses it …

I use django-types(1), which is far from perfect but does a good enough job for my usecases. I think that Django's magic isn't statically typecheckable, so I tend to avoid those fe…

Congrats on the release, and thanks for this nice tool ! I migrated a small python/django backend project at work from basedpyright to pyrefly 1.0 yesterday to try it, and the migr…

You paint them wrongly as elitists. It's a critique of low effort PRs compared to the high effort review they require.

Good read, TIL! That being said, I use Django daily for 10 years but I don’t understand the ORM besides basic CRUD. Even a simple group by looks weird. Writing plain SQL feels easi…

Good job, template partials looks like a nice improvement ! That being said, the current state of type annotations is a pain: django-stubs works on mypy but with a plugin (and mypy…

You're right, but I also don't find a way a task queue library could know that upfront either to implement progress reporting. Does anyone know a task queue library that implement …

I also warmly recommend procrastinate ! We moved all our celery tasks to procrastinate at work for all our django backends since almost two years now and it has been great. Having …

To implement progress reporting, it means you are able to know the time a task would take to run upfront, no? Is it even possible to do it accurately ? Though, I imagine you could …

Pleasant and interesting read !

First thanks for mentioning tach, I wished this tool existed for a long time and I'm happy to give in a try in the following days! For typechecker, I also vouch for Pyright which i…

I subscribe to that too! If your enjoy your time that's more than enough to continue doing what you do :D

Yeah me too, I could not stand it. I do agree with you ! Focusing on being healthy is in my opinion way more beneficial to avoid being sick in general than trying to avoid being si…

Yeah I think these days it depends on the doctor: some don't care, some asks you to wear one. But I admit I may be wrong here, I'm lucky to be healthy and my family too so we prett…

To continue on sfblah's comment (just above mine): in France, before the mask mandate that came after the first covid lockdown, I don't remember a single doctor/nurse* to wear a ma…

It's a simple tool that makes my life easier for more than a year: thanks to the creator and contributors :)

Works like a charm for me with Ubuntu 24.04/VSCode/Ionide (F# extension) ! For AoC I don't use a real project setup, just a `dayX.fsx` file and I run it like a script with `dotnet …

I will try to do it with F# and Gleam this year, but like every year I won’t have time (and brain) to do more than 10/12 days ^^ For the pythonists around here, give F# a try: it c…

Thanks :)

I only toyed with F# recently, but coming from Python I really like that I can also use a REPL to experiment stuff: I wonder if experienced F# devs use it too. I hope to have time …

Congrats on the release, it like every bit of it ! I hope Gleam will find more sponsors for Louis and the core contributors, especially one from a stable company ! On this side, ha…

Congrats for the release ! It’s really great to see some strong contributors alongside Louis :) I'm only learning Gleam right now but the feature set already feels small, very cohe…

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I just discovered it this morning and it works like a charm as an asdf replacement for my Python setup at work. It also replaces "just" as a task manager for me which is very pleas…