I like Python the language, but the standard library can often annoy me as there is no unified style. thereAreMethodsLikeThis or_there_are_methods_like_this orevenworsefullylowercase. Gah.
Thats a thing where the standardization came after those libraries. It doesn't get to me that much, but I have a coworker it does bother a fair bit. I poke fun at him for this, but what he does is just take 15 minutes and write a "proxy" module (I think he was actually able to automate it...). If `baz.fooBar` is bugging him, he'll just create a `mybaz` module where mybaz.foo_bar either calls or is just a new name for baz.fooBar and then he just does an `import mybaz as baz`.
My biggest gripe too. Hopefully stdlib got more love lately on Python 3.