[valarauca1]

The correctness I'd argue is worth it.

My company has been shipping a service in rust for >1 year and its really nice knowing when the tests pass, and the app gets deployed it'll do exactly what it needs to in perpetuity. Once tests pass locally pushing to master doesn't require a second thought, if it ever does it means local tests should be updated.

While there is a non-trivial spinup learning to work in the language, and unlearning bad habits from other languages can be frustrating (especially coming from C). The performance, without losing correctness is wonderful.