I'm happy that Python's metaprogramming came in handy for you and your team, but Python's propensity for DSLs is one of the reasons I loathe it so much. I guess in the context of data science, a DSL makes sense, but it's a nightmare to debug.
> I guess in the context of data science, a DSL makes sense, but it's a nightmare to debug.
What do you think struct-tags are? it's not like Go is free of DSL either. In fact the std lib itself uses them. Let's not pretend Go is without fault on that matter.
