They're just linking to an old blogpost from 2015 there. Back then Rust used to rely on a custom memory allocator which introduced a lot of RAM overhead, this h

They're just linking to an old blogpost from 2015 there. Back then Rust used to rely on a custom memory allocator which introduced a lot of RAM overhead, this has been fixed for quite some time now. Don't get me wrong, I like that these folks are using Rust, but this post is leaving me with a bit of a weird feeling - it just does not seem very impressive or meaningful.