"C/C++ (Experienced Developer)
Resource management is internalized. It's like driving a manual transmission - you don't consciously think about shifting gears, you just do it."
How is this not saying that C/C++ require highly skilled developers? Why is there not an equivalent "Rust (Experienced Developer)" section for those who internalise the borrow checker model and can use their freed-up cognitive powers for the same things the experienced C/C++ developer can? This is a double standard.
And like wow, CloudFlare had one outage where they messed up config file parsing. Good thing nobody coding in C++ ever shipped a bug that caused an outage!
I actually think I agree with a lot of the substantive criticisms this article makes of Rust, but man, it is so overstated and melodramatic.