> Feature-wise, Google Docs shows that great software programs hew more to a logic of elimination than of addition. What makes them great isn’t always a larger

> Feature-wise, Google Docs shows that great software programs hew more to a logic of elimination than of addition. What makes them great isn’t always a larger feature set but how they make certain categories of problems impossible by design. (Similarly, one celebrated “feature” of the Rust programming language is that it makes memory leaks nearly impossible.) Really? Please, tell me more about this “Rust” programming language in the middle of an article about Google Docs.