> In context, the first case is no different from "Good lucking making changes to a 100kloc Rust spaghetti-coded codebase", and one can't meaningfully judge a s

> In context, the first case is no different from "Good lucking making changes to a 100kloc Rust spaghetti-coded codebase", and one can't meaningfully judge a something based on a poor use of it. It's not the same. Type system provides certain guarantees. Also it's much harder to write spaghetti code in Rust.