Its like they don't realize the #1 flaw of Rust that limits its userbase to masochists and SJW cucks willing to be cucked by the borrow checker every single day.
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Anonymous2018-10-24 8:27
The ways people deal with borrow checker: 1.The Official Way: Anally deform their programs to satisfy borrow checker's every whim. When a program reaches a sufficient complexity level the programmer gives up and moves to next few options: 2.Use lots of global state and copying. 3.Use macros as much as possible and #2. 4.At last resort write a C library and call it.
>>7 is there any language other than Rust that has a borrow checker? it's their're are compromise between having memory safety and not having GC. languages with dependent types tend to have GC
>>3 The NLL feature isn't in stable. You need to be on beta/nightly and add #![feature(nll)] to the crate root or use Rust 2018 where NLL is enabled by default.
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Anonymous2018-10-25 13:01
>>6,5 There is also the option of using raw pointers and unsafe blocks.