> it is a charge to figure out a way to achieve a thing; you know it will ultimately be possible, and when you find the way, it is an ego boost. This is actual

> it is a charge to figure out a way to achieve a thing; you know it will ultimately be possible, and when you find the way, it is an ego boost. This is actually something I agree with, even as a fan of Rust. Sometimes I wonder to what extent the appeal of Rust is based in the fact that you get to feel like a CS undergrad again, climbing mountains to make code compile and run