I wish that I could really get into the Wolfram Language because in addition to symbolic programming I really like support for machine learning, semantic web, a

I wish that I could really get into the Wolfram Language because in addition to symbolic programming I really like support for machine learning, semantic web, and data visualization. I love using Lisp languages, I adapt to Python because I need it for my career in ML/DL, and Haskell for something different. I have subscribed to the Desktop Edition (better interactivity that the cloud version) twice, so I have about four months of writing little bits of code and experimenting. I don’t mind the price (I happily pay for full up LispWorks with support). It is the language itself. I have experimented with using WL from Common Lisp and Clojure, but there is some overhead for that. Anyway, WL is an amazing ecosystem. I wish I could love the language.