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Rust is incredibly usable for a systems programming language that doesn't have a garbage collector.

Often I'm writing code that's as high-level as other languages. Though by its nature it also has aspects that you don't even have to think about in other languages, like Fn vs FnOnce vs FnMut when working with closures. So it's undoubtably going to be more difficult than other languages.

For example, I think most Rust users would agree that it could be confusing when a fn returns a Cow<&str> vs OsString vs String. But it's straight-forward to convert those into String even if you don't care what the differences are.

I think it's fair to simply not have an appetite for a certain language's set of idiosyncrasies.