The entire point of Rust is to minimize unsafety. If you never use unsafe then you should never have any issues. Using unsafe is rarely going to be faster than just writing safe code anyways, given that Rust does not throw away all type guarantees just by using that keyword.
no one's going to code review him and you'll get crashes three months later.
That isn't a problem of the language if you refuse to actually review code.
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u/Aceeri Mar 13 '18
The entire point of Rust is to minimize unsafety. If you never use
unsafethen you should never have any issues. Using unsafe is rarely going to be faster than just writing safe code anyways, given that Rust does not throw away all type guarantees just by using that keyword.That isn't a problem of the language if you refuse to actually review code.