I've been programming almost three decades, and I agree that the soft parts takes most of my time, almost all time honestly. But when I DO know exactly what to

I've been programming almost three decades, and I agree that the soft parts takes most of my time, almost all time honestly. But when I DO know exactly what todo then my colleagues are faster with a combo of Python and C, compared to just C. We can actually drop numbers for that. On the flip side you are probably right in the sense that this has more to do how we work than what language we use. I'm sure Rust would be fine, or if we had some C++ code base we were familiar with.