+1 to this and mostly because I'm getting more interested in more formal functional programming after 20+ years of mostly working with OOP - and both of these a

+1 to this and mostly because I'm getting more interested in more formal functional programming after 20+ years of mostly working with OOP - and both of these allow strong FP without requiring hard commitment to it like with Haskell I've only heard good things about Rust and it seems to have all the LTS needed to actually improve life over C Honestly I think something like LISP with a different CPU/GPGPU architecture is probably the future, or maybe a better way to say it is, we probably need computers to be more like lambda architecture than we have now if we want to fully utilize the power of large data architectures (I'm avoiding the term AI in purpose here).