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Rust: Too Smart for Its Own Good?
- Rust was designed to eliminate bugs at compile time, especially memory-related issues.
- Rust enforces concepts like ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes rigorously through the compiler.
- The language assumes developers will make mistakes and checks every reference, allocation, and thread access.
- While Rust ensures code runs fast and avoids unexpected errors, some developers find it solving problems they weren't aware of.
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