It's very interesting to me, going back and forth between Python & Go, how much you start to understand each a little better and appreciate different things.
I never spent much time looking at Python type hints before, because I didn't think too hard about it & wasn't sure why I needed them. But after writing quite a handful of Golang, I've come to really appreciate adding type hints to more stuff in Python.
Similarly, I'm starting to find use cases for incorporating pydantic models into things - because I can use them similar to a struct in Go & enforce what types can be used.