I have 30 years in c++, and yeah, rust was easy, but I'll still admit I'm more productive in matlab or julia or pytorch. And I'm still in that phase where I hav

I have 30 years in c++, and yeah, rust was easy, but I'll still admit I'm more productive in matlab or julia or pytorch. And I'm still in that phase where I have to check the internet every 10min in python. But deploying in those languages has throughput and/or latency impacts that may or may not be ok depending on the situation. The reliability is also a thing. Assuring correctness in a dynamic language takes a lot more time, more unit tests are needed. It is still faster to iterate to a solution in abdynamic language though. But rather than write all those tests and live with constraints, I usually rewrite in a non dynamically types language.