You're buying safety with those "technical artifacts". Also, not having GC. I find Rust code pretty easy to read, but writing it is a compiler driven process.

You're buying safety with those "technical artifacts". Also, not having GC. I find Rust code pretty easy to read, but writing it is a compiler driven process. It's similar to how I work with Haskell and I like that process: you write your intention, make it compile (and catch a few bugs and typos) and often times things work as expected. Zig is another language to consider if you like Nim; still the community in Rust is pretty rad and it will take time for those languages to catch up in terms of ecosystem.