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I often write pieces that showcase how well Rust can work for you, and how it can let you build powerful abstractions, and prevents you from making a bunch of mistakes.
If you read something like Some mistakes Rust doesn’t catch in isolation, it could seem as if I had only nice things to say about Rust, and it’s a perfect little fantasy land where nothing ever goes wrong.