I remember many years ago people would start building a scientific ecosystem around Go, but where are all the scientists/engineers using Go now? Eventually peop

I remember many years ago people would start building a scientific ecosystem around Go, but where are all the scientists/engineers using Go now? Eventually people would also realize that Rust is just a bad language choice for building some things, like making games, scientific computing, etc. I expect all this effort to become abandoned. Not everyone wants to invest learning hard to explain memory management concepts and especially engineers are just not interested. For them programming is a tool, not something to be sucked in. I believe Nim on the other hand is a much more realistic choice, with a vibrant scientific community and many fast, high quality and easy to use libraries.