Using `uv` with python is significantly safer and better. At least you get null safety. Sure, you can't run at the speed of light, but at least you can have some decent non-halfarsed-retrofitted type checking in your script.
In what way does Python have more null safety than Go? Using None will cause exceptions in basically all the same places using nil will cause panics in Go, and Python similarly lacks the usual null-safe operators like traversal (?.), coalescing (??), etc.
You can abuse the falsity of None to do things like `var or ""`, but this ground gets quite shaky when real bools get involved.
