> At this point, I'm about as fast in Rust as I am in Python.
This is factually impossible.
For anything larger than (very) small programs, Rust requires an upfront design stage, due to ownership, that it's not required when developing in GC'ed languages.
This is not even considering more local complexities, like data structures with cyclical references.
This is factually impossible.
For anything larger than (very) small programs, Rust requires an upfront design stage, due to ownership, that it's not required when developing in GC'ed languages.
This is not even considering more local complexities, like data structures with cyclical references.