I feel like going from one niche language to another even more niche language is risky, even if the performance improvement demonstrably true. I suppose it’s a

I feel like going from one niche language to another even more niche language is risky, even if the performance improvement demonstrably true. I suppose it’s a chicken and egg problem for languages that want to grow their communities (if nobody takes risks on a language it won’t see adoption) but I’m surprised given their problem domain they didn’t go with something more widely known