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> Crates.io feels like a graveyard of experimental libraries that reached 40% the functionality of their C++ cousins before the commit activity dropped to zero. Not only that, but you see a huge increase in external dependencies because of the ease of importing crates. I'll admit I have absolutely no evidence to back this up, but the crates system feels to me like the Achille's Heel of Rust's security model in two re…
How are these two problems unique to Rust though?
Where did I say they are unique or exclusive to Rust? I said they are problems with Rust.