IMO a greatly undervalued skill in software is writing crappy code: copy/borrow/stealing code you dont understand until things start working
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I think, in Python, you can copy, paste and it might just run, and *therefore* YOLO, but in Scala you can't even compile.
SBT code seems to be somewhere between the two, which is another reason I feel the way I do about it...
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SBT is like English: it can be understood through thorough thought, though.
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I thoroughly agree.
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Python is considerably more static than SBT is, and it shows. e.g. IDEs give much better Python completion/errors than for SBT
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SBT is more like having your python program build up a structure using the `ast` module, then calling `eval` on it at the end
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