2024-08-31T16:31:42Z https://yabu.me Nicula Ionuț https://yabu.me/npub12xzh0cqa60gxe476ugkr5am8mkk6ckgjne3hgz7tmf5nrqr8u23s2j5yxu https://cache.treehouse.systems/accounts/avatars/113/015/914/227/192/694/original/b514587d190fcea1.png https://cache.treehouse.systems/accounts/avatars/113/015/914/227/192/694/original/b514587d190fcea1.png https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsz78wzrhrn4hqa6gnz6u82fsh7vwudgp75myxgulxtlyn9lgdar9szypgc2alqrhfaqmxhmt3zcwnhvlw6mtzez20xxaqte0dxjvvqvl32x3twfeu In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqspwz0tk00tx4flr4xknhhfz32mkjhkn6snu927aq3xhu0e8ztgpkq88px8m'>nevent1q…px8m</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>You&#39;re missing the point. Rust eliminates categories of bugs that you have to think about. All else being equal, if an exhaustive code review for some code written in C takes 1 hour, then, generally speaking, you&#39;d expect the code review for semantically-equivalent Rust code to take significantly less than 1 hour, just because there are fewer things you have to check and think about. 2024-08-31T15:57:47Z