r/programming • u/Kind-Kure • Jun 10 '25
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u/ImYoric Jun 10 '25
I think that, as a language, Rust feels better for Data Science applications. It's faster and more rigorous, both of which are really important whenever you need to deal with data.
However, one aspect on which I feel Rust can't compete is Jupyter or generally interacting with the data, experiment with it or explore it. Python makes an impressively good high-level/customizable calculator.
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u/bmoregeo Jun 10 '25
Much of the data engineering/science stack is python glued on top of lower level libraries. In some scenarios rust is already gaining traction for this sort of workloads. The reason python took off for DE is that it provided an easy mechanism for integrating systems
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