>To someone who uses Python every day, the extra cognitive load of `attr` is more than made up for by all the boilerplate it eliminates. That's funny because t

>To someone who uses Python every day, the extra cognitive load of `attr` is more than made up for by all the boilerplate it eliminates. That's funny because the first thought I had when reading this was "this does not eliminate nearly enough boilerplate to justify using that much magic". >But for beginners, behind-the-scenes magic is a real turn off. It's a turn off for beginners and experts but a turn on for intermediates.