[wraptile]

exactly! What I meant is that returns on mypy compliance investments are extremely poor. For most projects it makes no sense to invest so much time playing this "hack this hint" games but for big projects every single digit% improvement counts.

Most projects don't need it and I can't help but facepalm when I see small projects have half of their commits describing typing compliance battles just because mypy came with "yet another python project boilerplate" or pressure from the industry.