> If you're going to compile the binary anyway, have the compiler figure out the types and optimize. Rust does have type inference. I normally only use types e

> If you're going to compile the binary anyway, have the compiler figure out the types and optimize. Rust does have type inference. I normally only use types explicitly when I'm collecting from an iterator, or when I want simpler error messages. > We need people who use a bit of Python, JavaScript, etc, to make their jobs easier. I am not a programmer, but I use a bit of Rust to make my job easier. > Rust has some applications, but it's too hard for most Debugging scripts is usually harder than debugging Rust, in my experience. Being explicit about things has a lot of benefits in the long run.