Perhaps for engineers, but for the rest of the scientific community it's pretty obvious: Rust doesn't have nearly the coverage that NumPy does. A quick check, I

Perhaps for engineers, but for the rest of the scientific community it's pretty obvious: Rust doesn't have nearly the coverage that NumPy does. A quick check, I couldn't find a GMRES solver in Rust, which is extremely useful for solving large linear systems and hardly an obscure algorithm. FWIW this is the same situation NumPy was in a while back ago, but instead of boldly asserting that what they had was enough, they looked to other prevalent languages to figure out what was missing and packages like pandas and statsmodels came out.