Settings should just facilitate getting the configuration from your dotenv file. Rule of thumb: Each class should preferably serve a single purpose.

You should have a Database class that you can initialize with the relevant configuration from you Settings object and will handle the DB connectivity and session.

You should take a look at SQLModel and its examples.

Don’t phones have those too? 😃

I think BLE is picked up by other nearby devices. That’s how you can find AirTags even though they have no cellular antennas.

Don’t they still broadcast low-energy Bluetooth?

I agree. But in the meantime we are getting killed.

To delete your account you will need Telegram on your phone to receive the confirmation code (not SMS)

Delete account: https://my.telegram.org/auth

Update: I just attempted to cancel my subscription and it says I’m qualified for the fallback version of PyCharm 2024.2

That being said, I’m unsure what will happen if I try to cancel after my next renewal.

After reading a bit, I suspect you’re right. It sounds like we will revert back to the community edition when you stop your subscription, instead of falling back to an earlier Pro edition.

I must have fallen into the same trap. I installed the new version a couple of months ago.

I counted several more than 2 avengers. It’s the crossover nobody asked for…

How will this affect command-line tools like azure-cli installed in a container image that can be installed with pip? Will we be forced to append the venv to $PATH?

Sounds like you are just focusing on it. If it becomes worse, you should go to an Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) specialist and get a hearing test.

Tinnitus is frequently a symptom of hearing loss.

The earlier you detect it and mitigate it, the better the outcomes.

/c/enshittification