> Rust, from what I've heard, has a similar abstraction level as TypeScript, perhaps even closer to Haskell but that's good, I could do with a bit more help fro

> Rust, from what I've heard, has a similar abstraction level as TypeScript, perhaps even closer to Haskell but that's good, I could do with a bit more help from the compiler. But it requires me to manage memory and lifetimes, which I think is something the compiler should do for me. Eh.... yeah? I suppose technically? But not _really_. Rust gives you the option to do that. But most programs outside of "I'm building an operating system" don't really require thinking too hard about it. It's not like C where you're feeding memory manually, or like C++ where you have to think about RAII just right.