I do the vast majority of my programming in Rust and Python. I love both of those languages, but the fact is, the problem that static typing causes me in Rust i

I do the vast majority of my programming in Rust and Python. I love both of those languages, but the fact is, the problem that static typing causes me in Rust is that I have to write a lot more code, but it is all pretty much rote. The problems that dynamic typing causes me in Python is that I have to evaluate large chunks of the program to figure out what it means. These are totally different kinds of frustration, but I can put up with the rote stuff because it doesn't distract me from thinking, but having to question what the code I'm looking at can do requires much more creative thinking and detective work that leaves me less able to passively think about anything else. They're both manageable, really.