Comments like this basically should say "I want as much handholding as possible"
Lucky for you, LLMs are pretty good at that these days.
>And the types I can never trust. I've used all the tooling and you still get type errors in runtime. It's also ridiculously slow.
IDE integrated mypy checking does this in the background as you type. As for errors, it all has to do with how much typing you actually use. You can set the IDE to throw warning based around any types or lack of type annotation.
Lucky for you, LLMs are pretty good at that these days.
>And the types I can never trust. I've used all the tooling and you still get type errors in runtime. It's also ridiculously slow.
IDE integrated mypy checking does this in the background as you type. As for errors, it all has to do with how much typing you actually use. You can set the IDE to throw warning based around any types or lack of type annotation.
Again, handholding.