How is it fascinating? The compiler forces you to do things the right way, if someone's convinced the compiler that their program is valid it's proof of all the

How is it fascinating? The compiler forces you to do things the right way, if someone's convinced the compiler that their program is valid it's proof of all the good thing the compiler enforces, which is more than "any other language". It's also likely that if you're using rust you care about performance and have thought about it while building your application, this is also a feature. What's fascinating to me is everyone who says written in Rust isn't a feature. It definitely is, and it's going to keep eating C and C++'s lunch in new areas every year.