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Not OP It serializes better, it's memory safe, it can be much faster in performance terms, you can get better memory usage if you're holding a lot of "pointers
by dralley 4y ago
Not OP
It serializes better, it's memory safe, it can be much faster in performance terms, you can get better memory usage if you're holding a lot of "pointers" because the indexes don't need to be 64 bits.
- int_19h 4y agoBut you lose all ownership tracking / safety that Rust is famous for. I just can't help but wonder what it means for that paradigm, when the most popular answer to "how do I model my entities in safe Rust" is basically "backdoor the safety".