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Every tutorial says use virtual environments, but I stopped after a year of trying
I kept reading the same advice everywhere, so for 12 months I forced myself to set up a venv for every tiny script. Then I realized for solo projects that never leave my machine, it's just extra steps. I found this out when my third "python -m venv" in one week got deleted by accident and I lost a day redoing setup. Not saying they're useless, but for learning basic loops and file reading, it's overkill. Anyone else skip this at first and go back to it later?
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paige8701mo ago
The venv folder can be rebuilt with one command, so a day of lost setup means the real work isn’t in the environment.
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