> anyone writing Python (sans mypy) doesn't get to chastise Go for lacking generics! :)
Why do you say this point in particular? Python's duck typing makes generics very easy, no? i.e., you can write an algorithm in python that just assumes a particular method is callable and you don't have to code gen individual implementations for different types. plus the dunder (e.g., `__iadd__`) methods give a lot of useful basic functionality
Why do you say this point in particular? Python's duck typing makes generics very easy, no? i.e., you can write an algorithm in python that just assumes a particular method is callable and you don't have to code gen individual implementations for different types. plus the dunder (e.g., `__iadd__`) methods give a lot of useful basic functionality