> Probably in time to come Rust will be used for some core library development which brings substantial benefits like scipy, not something rewritten as wrapper

> Probably in time to come Rust will be used for some core library development which brings substantial benefits like scipy, not something rewritten as wrapper around C library with unsafe code which can be done with Python much better. I think a nice situation would be to have all the core scientific libraries and tools written in rust with clean APIs, independent of any particular scripting language but with the clear goal of providing a clean API to wrapper languages. Then any scripting language can wrap these libs and go - essentially something like a universal numpy/scipy/scikit, etc. This would mean Ruby/Python/JavaScript/Julia, etc. would all be able to get to state of the art immediately while minimizing the duplication of effort across languages and creating a standard "ML" or "Scientific" API.