Heh, many languages have this inverse correlation between language features and the quality of their standard library. Zig for example has amazing language features, I wish that I could inline "orelse" or inline "catch" in Java, but I can't, and yet spinning up a cross-platform and asynchronous tcp server is infinitely easier in Java than in Zig. In fact, the more accurate correlation might be that the more annoying it is to write in a language, the more likely it is to have a thriving ecosystem, eg: Rust, Go, Javascript.