When you say Rust is 5/5 stability, define stability, please... > Stability: How stable the Synergy 3 service is likely to be (i.e. memory safety, etc). Huh.

When you say Rust is 5/5 stability, define stability, please... > Stability: How stable the Synergy 3 service is likely to be (i.e. memory safety, etc). Huh. So, memory safety. And of course, the ever relevant "etc." Well, he did say it was going to be a technical article, very glad I strapped myself in. > Code written in Node.js and Go could be made memory-safe with enough work, but they're both GC based, which inevitably leads to engineers easily missing memory safety issues Um. https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/leaking.html https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/leaking.html I wasn't aware that Go programs were known for leaking memory due to their dastardly GC. For shame GC languages that were explicitly designed to prevent a multitude of memory related bugs! For shame! ...has anyone told this gentleman about unsafe blocks?