> I too was going to mention this. As a non-Rust programmer that's been following it very closely for a long time now, it's interesting to see the pain points o

> I too was going to mention this. As a non-Rust programmer that's been following it very closely for a long time now, it's interesting to see the pain points of Rust pop up. It could just be my view and confirmation bias, but almost invariably when programmers express frustration with something harder to do in Rust, it's because they were making incorrect assumptions previously. I'd say it's a 50:50(1) split between "the compiler is not advanced enough to understand that this is okay" and "it's okay ... really ... it's ... oh. you're right. Damn, never thought about that before" Small edit: (1)Numbers are subject to further analysis.