the biggest tradeoff is talent pool

you won't be able to find them in enough numbers and it would be tough to gauge their proficiency too

unless you are purely interested in it for academic purposes, its best to avoid clojure and any sort of esoteric languages. Even Rust development is riddled with false roads and mirages.

i just want to save anyone reading this 5 years of their time. You don't get better when you are constantly having to re-invent the wheel for essentially shaving off roughly 20~30% lines of code you'd write in python, php, ts. It's hardly a fair trade off