Nope!
Julia is wonderful because it composes so well. I use it for about 90% of my work these days. However, safe it isn’t. It is sometimes unpredictable because two packages interact in ways that neither packages authors anticipated. Plus Julia uses a prodigious amount of memory.
Rust, on the other hand, is great because it has figured out how to handle concurrency and efficient memory allocation/deallocation in a reliably safe manner. As someone, who learned C/C++ decades ago, I find Rust super appealing because it fixes most of the problems with C/C++ by forcing you to do what you probably ought to have been doing all along. IMHO, C++ provides so much rope that it is almost impossible not to hang yourself. When I’ve used C++ (for embedded and other work), I usually restricted myself to C plus a few basic C++ extensions.
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