Rust has a million ways to solve a specific problem, as it is not opinionated and gets you down to the lowest level if needed. On top of that there's a million

Rust has a million ways to solve a specific problem, as it is not opinionated and gets you down to the lowest level if needed. On top of that there's a million ways to encode your types. Then there's a million ways to bind C libraries. The solution space is basically infinite, and that's a good thing for a systems programming language. It's kind of amazing how far rust reaches into higher level stuff, and I think the way too easy to use package manager and lively crate ecosystem is a big part of that. Sometimes I wish for a higher-level rust-like language though, opinionated as hell with garbage collector, generic functions without having to specify traits, and D's introspection.