[mistermann]

You might want to look into Python, specifically within data science / machine learning area. So far it seems to me to be much more pragmatic philosophy, for example if you can accomplish something with 10 lines of code, it seems acceptable in the community to use just 10 lines of code, rather than writing some elaborate framework of 30 classes, interfaces, factories, DI, unit testing as if you're sending people to the moon, all spread over numerous application tiers for maximum obfuscation.

Also, due to the uncertainty inherent in ML, I find there's a much lower prevalence of dogmatic know-it-all zealots who insist you must(!!!!) do something a certain way, because <a whole bunch of reasons that don't make any sense>, who inevitably will have moved on by the time the entire thing starts to collapse on top of itself.

YMMV of course, but worth looking into.