> Also the borrow checker is the Rust version of Haskell burrito blogs with monads, it is hard to get how to design with it in mind, Eh. Haskell monads are a m

> Also the borrow checker is the Rust version of Haskell burrito blogs with monads, it is hard to get how to design with it in mind, Eh. Haskell monads are a math-centric way of performing operations on wrapped types (stuff inside a monad). Rust borrow checker is way more pragmatic-centric, i.e. how can we prevent certain behaviors. The difference being you don't see Monads being replaced by Tree-Monads, without impacting the code. > and when one gets it, it isn't that easy to explain to others still trying to figure it out. So is going from 0-based to X-based arrays (where X is an integer); Or learning a new keyboard layout. Just because it's hard (unfamiliar) doesn't mean it's impossible.