Its awful

If they don't call it Pithon, I'm not downloading it

This is basically dependent typing but as non-native functionality. I hope they make better syntax for this in Python 4 if they ever create it

Wait, I thought assert would only trigger in debug

yay

Hi Sir, I added the line "isort.args": ["--profile", "black"], but it is disabled due to: This setting cannot be applied because it is not registered as language override setting. Could you suggest how to fix? Thanks

The best I could come up with is something like "0xfadin()" or "0xdecaffein[8]" as False and True respectively. Had some trouble getting "-and" to work and no convincing words exist for what few binary operator keywords exist in Python. Perhaps if you could somehow sneak in a context manager override on numbers elsewhere, maybe you could do something using "with 0x... as"?

Magic :). Operators overloading on c++?

/dev/random?

As someone who has been using Annotated for quite a while now, I'm the right circumstances it can be unbelievably useful. I often find myself using it to create dynamic base classes like DAOs (Database Access Objects) or (de-)serialization objects.

Singleton Pattern goes together well with the FastAPI dependency injection . Instead of depending on a concrete class, depend on a singleton that can only ever return a single instance of the concrete class

Nice theme.. I what's that?

I dont know if you're aware that youtube is auto-translating your videos titles, and it is making unninformative output, i would recommend to turn of title autotranslating because as a native spanish speaker, the youtube translator is underperformant.

i dont see a point to do this instead of explicitly put it into parameter `metadata` of `field()`

Looks more a MacOS than Windows. Maybe a virtual MacOS machine in your PC ?

so in the first example, it's just a way to "document" the validation next to the type, right? because the exact same thing could be achieved by just having the validation function be a standalone function and calling it in setattrs, or just having the logic hardcoded into setattrs directly.

Btw, there is a library called beartype which is amazing and lets you conveniently and efficiently define validators, and in general lets you easily enforce strict typing at practically 0 execution time-cost :)

Shouldn't you add <is not None> in the if statements, in case the field/metadata is falsy?

This example excludes anyone who has yet to have a 1st birthday so be careful if your use case needs to include infants less than 1 year old.

Definitely gonna try this, makes my work easier...

Its rare to find "to the point" typing shown in python, its a pleasure to see such content.

Thank you 😊

Fix for shenanigans finds shenanigans in standard library. I'd be angry too.

I'm not sure why you included the third example here, since I really don't see what is wrong with it. Yes, it's not clean, but it's not any less clean than (1+3)*(2+4) and I haven't seen anybody have issues with that.

can someone please explain this code. I am not able to get why he used this and why this is bad. @carberra

i teach programming languages at university, and i started collecting these a few years ago. i call them coding shenanigans. this is getting added!

Where's NumPy here? 🤔

[i for n, i in enumerate(DAYS) if MASK[n % len(MASK)]] does the same thing no? but the itertools/numpy approach is way more readable 😅

What a weird name!

So basically python developers are so traumatized by the 2 -> 3 transition that they're afraid to fix obvious parser bugs

It's a SELECTOR! 😂 But I guess MASK has fewer characters.

"Hexadecimal number gets transformed into integer number" Here we have example of people who don't know what they are talking about! It is either general trend, or this particular individual is dumb as hell! I'm even not going to continue watching!

So these are basically puns in python

Any reason why it won't allow me to use the bot unless if I have admin? Like I can't even use the ping command

I don't know what possessed me but here's a funny thing: ``` from warnings import filterwarnings as enemies # We do not overlook enemies enemies('ignore') # Instead, we silence them pledge = bool # Our pledge is resolute pledge(0x_for honor_x0) # The moment of truth: are we people of honor? ```