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Well just program a little bit more Rust, at some point you don't want to look back haha. It's almost like a curse for me, I can't really enjoy programming in another language anymore (ok not completely true, but at least the major languages I had to use before like C# or Typescript etc. feel dirty and limiting now ^^). I would enjoy something like Haskell with better tooling anonymous sets, less laziness and a slightly more opinionated syntax though (having all kinds of weird operators sometimes looks a little bit brainfuck). Sometimes Rust is a little bit boiler-platy and gets complex when you're overusing fancy trait-based generic code (but it's kinda fun, you can do a lot of fancy stuff with traits), and often the type system is limited compared to Haskells, if you're approaching higher-kinded types territory...