ngl the borrow chicker is miles better than it used to be in terms of implants cit behavior and just dealing with more "natural" scoping patterns. It sure isn't perfect, but at the end of the day, I trust the borrow checker more than my logic to make sure that multi threaded applications do not have threading issues...
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If I can turn that stupid thing off, it might be worth learning Rust after all.
In that case you're better off using OCaml with the native target.
You're not going to learn anything useful by turning it off. If that's what's stopping you, don't bother.
ngl the borrow chicker is miles better than it used to be in terms of implants cit behavior and just dealing with more "natural" scoping patterns. It sure isn't perfect, but at the end of the day, I trust the borrow checker more than my logic to make sure that multi threaded applications do not have threading issues...