To be blunt: Moores law is now effectively dead, and chasing the monolithic philosophy with lazy monads will eventually limit your options.
Languages like Julia trivially handle conditional parallelism much more cleanly with the broadcast operator, and transparent remote host process instancing over ssh (still needs a lot of work to reach OTP like cluster functionality.)
Much like Go, library resources ported into the native language quietly moves devs away from the same polyglot issues that hit Python.
To be blunt: Moores law is now effectively dead, and chasing the monolithic philosophy with lazy monads will eventually limit your options.
Languages like Julia trivially handle conditional parallelism much more cleanly with the broadcast operator, and transparent remote host process instancing over ssh (still needs a lot of work to reach OTP like cluster functionality.)
Much like Go, library resources ported into the native language quietly moves devs away from the same polyglot issues that hit Python.
Best of luck. =3