Also, "safe c++" is still c++. You can write it as safe as you want, but all it takes is one 3 month contractor to come shit all over you codebase and leave. If

Also, "safe c++" is still c++. You can write it as safe as you want, but all it takes is one 3 month contractor to come shit all over you codebase and leave. If your company doesn't have enough resources to control what goes in at all times, you will easily get stuck with fixing someone else's memory leaks. At least rust has built-in safeguards against that.