See Rust with Use-after-Free, fearless concurrency, etc.

My language is a step ahead of Rust, but not as strict as Ada, while being easier to read than Swift (especially where concurrency is involved).

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rurban 5 hours ago | parent [-]

And whenever someone tells you to lookup "Fearless concurrency", replace it internally with "Locking concurrency". Thanks to the Rust marketing department

	▲	onlyrealcuzzo 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		When you combine that with guaranteed lock elision when you're doing things as expected, it's not a problem.