I'm a hobby Rust user and I love the language, but I definitely feel the heavy hand of the borrow checker a lot of the times. It's the only language where codin

I'm a hobby Rust user and I love the language, but I definitely feel the heavy hand of the borrow checker a lot of the times. It's the only language where coding can something seemingly simple can push me to the limit of my abilities and understanding. However, I usually pick Rust for performance-critical code with quite a bit of concurrency, so the problems involved are inherently tricky. I'm gaining more and more intuition about ownership and rustc-friendly software design, and so I hope I'll be able to better understand if my struggle is due more to limitations of the compiler and Rust's semantics or the limitations of my skills. For comparison, I've written ~6000 SLOC of Rust in my lifetime, so I do have some experience but I'm definitely not an expert.