Complicated languages come with an explosion in number of ways to do things.

Rust is great but I waste a lot of cycles thinking about how to structure the code instead of the actual problem. What is cleaner here using a loop or a higher order function? Should I use if let to make the code a little shorter? Should I use that question mark trick to propagate the error? Do I use the expression or statement form of ifs?

Do all of the features in your language really make you more productive, or are the gains offset by the cognitive burden of dealing with them? And what is the cost of having many ways to do things in the context of a code review? What about when reading other people's code? What about when writing automatic tooling?