> it means with Rust you will spend more time thinking about memory ownership and other important-but-eliminated-by-GC concerns. Both are easier to deal with th

> it means with Rust you will spend more time thinking about memory ownership and other important-but-eliminated-by-GC concerns. Both are easier to deal with than C or C++. I think an important wrinkle here is that Rust's ownership model helps prevent many runtime-errors other than memory safety. I'm not sure how D handles problems like iterator invalidation, but I've found it really nice to always know what's able to mutate the state when in a given variable.