I think we can agree on that - my point primarily is that:
1. In my own code, they are super helpful
2. I still get really frustrated when I'm calling other libraries (I had this experience when the various typed JSes were fighting it out as well) - in fact for a lot of web-style work that I do MOST of my code is calling a library, which is where I'd get most of the value.
Sure, I agree with that. More libraries supporting types would be great. I don't know why they don't, it's not like they need to support any Python versions that don't support types... I guess most just haven't gotten around to it.
1. In my own code, they are super helpful
2. I still get really frustrated when I'm calling other libraries (I had this experience when the various typed JSes were fighting it out as well) - in fact for a lot of web-style work that I do MOST of my code is calling a library, which is where I'd get most of the value.