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I don't think it's a good idea to use SQLModel in a serious project. It's not the best maintained because the only maintainer also maintains FastAPI, so SQLModel is sometimes left for quite a while without meaningful bugfixes.

I'd just use SQLAlchemy

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A guy with style

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Yeeeah this is almost certainly vibe coded

And that's why HTTPS exists...

decoy Gary's decoys... this is going multiple layers deep

Gary's what

Tell me about your experience. Would like to know how to avoid this trap.

I have next to no experience with managing open source projects :P

fuck the state

Gary shall be free!

I can, however I shan't elaborate his whereabouts.

They should be public imo, for moderation. Otherwise, spamming votes with a not would be very easy.

And, excuse my ignorance, just how are votes on Lemmy as important as in democracies? I think votes being public is also useful to make people think before downvoting.

And I don't see how opting out of Lemvotes will improve the situation. People can just go to mbin and see the votes.

There's also not a whole lot of a problem with votes being public, for example, they're public on bluesky and complaints are rare.

Yeah, it's unmaintained because one guy, tiangolo, is the only maintainer for both of those projects, and he doesn't let anyone else approve PRs and so on. I think Litestar has a much better organisation structure.

Slovenia mentioned for the second time this week... this time not for good reasons

Hooooooly shit, just reading the title makes me uncomfortable. Needles are scary TwT

Yep, I might give it a try in my next project, but I'm not completely sure if I'll use Go (with Gin) or Litestar and Python.

The opt-outs are not hard-coded in the source code, it's just an environment variable. Forking would be unnecessary.

votes are not private on activitypub platforms. it's all accessible via activitypub.

Also, the stakes on Lemmy are not nearly as high as in democracies.

What a fucking loser