>Because easily 98% of the work of any developer is being a "wetware compiler" since "code is written for other people." People always say this. But they fail

>Because easily 98% of the work of any developer is being a "wetware compiler" since "code is written for other people." People always say this. But they fail to provide any evidence that consistency helps, and if so if by how much. All they have is personal experience, which is all I have as well. And my personal experience says it just doesn't matter. > Ah, spoken like someone who has not yet worked in a "foreign language" shop, where the developers are new to the language at hand and bring their old "best practices" to the current language Quite the assumption. That's where many of the inconsistencies come from. And Black isn't going to help with different language idioms. That matters a lot more than whether or not you use a trailing comma for the last item of a multi-line list or not.