On one hand - I agree, overloading isn't great. On the other hand having a `def func(args, kwargs)` is a pain the ass for everyone involved (people & IDEs): you have no idea what the args or kwargs could be without reading the source.
If you can get away with just a bunch of named kwargs after the arguments that is fine, but I'd take overloading over the `args, kwargs` garbage any day, even if that is the more "pythonic" way.
If you can get away with just a bunch of named kwargs after the arguments that is fine, but I'd take overloading over the `args, kwargs` garbage any day, even if that is the more "pythonic" way.