It would be amazing to see some legit advances on neural networks / machine learning in Rust. I feel like NDArray could use some love / attention from community

It would be amazing to see some legit advances on neural networks / machine learning in Rust. I feel like NDArray could use some love / attention from community experts to morph it into a nice differentiable programming framework. That could enable Rust to work for data science stuff. Right now it feels like Python is a better option, but I really enjoy the idea of Rust enough to spend a lot of time lately thinking about a project in this language (which I have yet to fully learn) Likewise, Yew is cool for front-end rust, but it uses mutable state, which concerns me because it creates a host of problems down the road (like when you want to add second-order features like undo/redo or declarative Ux) Finally it would be cool to see more functional programming (Ramda.rs?) and authentication, authorization tools in Rust. Guess it's a bit like the Wild West and we gotta pick up the computer and start coding!