I've seen the same thing in .NET and Java where there's 800 layers of interface and impl and it's an adventure trying to find the actual business logic in all the layers of indirection
>so there is never a reason to start a new project with Python today
Nothing else has an ML/data ecosystem that compares. Perl/Go are maybe a distant 2nd
I deal with that all the time cause an adjacent team uses Java with tons of boilerplate and frameworks. At that point, your static typing isn't so static. Takes them forever to make changes, to the point where I started taking over responsibilities using Python code.
>so there is never a reason to start a new project with Python today
Nothing else has an ML/data ecosystem that compares. Perl/Go are maybe a distant 2nd