For a subset of algorithms, you are right.

For certain other kind of concurrent algorithms, you are in a world of pain and Rust's borrow checker simply refuses to compile a large set of otherwise correct programs.

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carlmr a day ago | parent [-]

I've never had this issue. Use the built-in datastructures that provide that functionality and you're good

	▲	gf000 15 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Just because you haven't had it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. The built-ins just use unsafe extensively for these kind of algorithms - though that is of course completely fine here and there, since you will only use the safe APIs.