Sure, I have a number of projects I'll probably mess around with. Will probably let you know via github if anything goes sour. Or if it's amazing as well!
What is this ungodly mess of compiler voodoo and software witchcraft. Reading through this post is going make me lose sleep knowing people have done the unbelievably unthinkable things to a the lovable reference language.
Cool stuff, lots of really good automation tricks that I haven't seen. I have a similar routine of doing a clean wipe every once in a while and wrote a bunch of scripts to make the process less painful.
One of the more useful ones is a small shell wrapper around homebrew cask that batches installation packages based on category, and one that automates symbolically linking dotfiles using a configuration file.
This is one of the best Python codebases I've seen in a while.
Code is easy to read and understand from reading the source, documentation is pretty comprehensive as well. Really exemplifies the proper implementation of OOP concepts in Python, which unfortunately is hard to find these days.