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by jrimbault
1467 days ago
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> But very few of them are segfaults. With smart pointers and some common sense, they're just not that big of a concern. I think it's really a POV thing. Rust surfaces those concerns very directly, even if it would have been correct 99.999999% of the time, Rust will enforce another decile of correctness. Since it does this quite aggressively Rust's users tend to have their mind (mine included) a bit (over)fixated on those issues. (also, in Rust you don't use common sense, you use the compiler, and imo that's great, my common sense has failed me enough) |
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