Python 3.13 will make GIL optional. How hyped are we?https://peps.python.org/pep-0703/https://peps.python.org/pep-0719/
>>100156656never heard of it
why use python when there is go and perl
>>100156656not at allit's slow as fuck anywaythere are too many versions and package mgmt sucks too
>>100156656it will be nice, but since it's python, this will break everything.
I thought that existed to prevent data races and what not, will they implement rust schizo tier ownership analyzer now?
>>100156656they need to put some brackets in that shit because indentation is gay. it's damn near impossible to write anything without fucking it up then you have to waste time tracking down where the indentation is wrong. dumbest shit ever. thats why i'm learning java now. it's cross platform has a better GUI toolkit and doesn't give a shit about indentation.
bython :DDDDDDD
>>100157163filtered (((by python lel)))
>>100157163have u considered a plugin of some sort? or an IDE? you know you're not meant to type all that whitespace yourself, right?
>>100157163how the fuck is indentation even hard to keep track oft. c++ dev
>>100157007I prefer python over go because there is literally a library for anything.Yes, this is pajeet tier thinking, but I can whip up a prototype for absolutely any kind of program in 30 minutes.Hell, a friend was talking about mmorpgs and I literally whipped out a simple backend that does all the basics in 2 hours while goofing around in a coffee shop.Does go allow me to do the same?
>>100156656Took only 3 tries, I can't wait for the race condition bugs
>>100157209It depends. How many python libraries do you rely on? Do you want to use classes/objects as a form of organising you code? Go has some strange design choices. If err != nil on fucking everything. Objects that aren't objects an end up being more convoluted and hacked together than just using classes. Ignoring that Go is quick for garbage collected language and has a pretty decent standard library.
>>100157163>it's damn near impossible to write anything without fucking it up then you have to waste time tracking down where the indentation is wrong.What? Are you using some GNU style schizo formatting?
>>100157204It isn't. Code should be properly indented anyway. The only problem Python has with indentation is with nocoders and when copy-pasting code with tabs.That said, significant whitespace is still a dumb idea.
>>100156656very hyped to see everything break with every new min version of bython!
>>100157007Python is for no coders computer scientists to do math stuff.