Thanks to having too many jobs/responsibilities, I currently am switching multiple times daily between Rust, Typescript, Dart, Python, and sometimes, god forbid

Thanks to having too many jobs/responsibilities, I currently am switching multiple times daily between Rust, Typescript, Dart, Python, and sometimes, god forbid, C/C++. Usually at a moments notice, because a lot of times I'm writing FFI between those languages so it's multiple at the same time. I just fuck up in small ways, a lot, and accept that I'm gonna do so thanks to context switching. func/function/fn, var/let/auto/wait I don't even have inference in this language, etc. It just happens, and there's some idiom bleed too. Luckily IDEs are usually real fast to squiggly red line things now and boot me back into whatever the current context is going to be, and for the code I get reviews on, idiom bleed can be called out.