I suspect people probably can do it a bit faster in Python, but like you say, you wouldn't necessarily end up with the same quality of work. The Rust code is li

I suspect people probably can do it a bit faster in Python, but like you say, you wouldn't necessarily end up with the same quality of work. The Rust code is likely to be quite fast and very solid, whereas the Python code is likely to be "eh, fast enough" and "stable as long as nobody says the word 'thread' within a 10-block radius."