"Safety against Null pointers, race conditions and all sorts of low-level threats.
Predictable runtime behavior (zero cost abstractions and no garbage collector).
...yadayadayada...
If you don't require any of these features, Rust might be a poor choice for your next project. That's because these guarantees come with a cost: ramp-up time. You'll need to unlearn bad habits and learn new concepts. Chances are, you will fight with the borrow checker a lot when you start out."
If you don't require...seriously is there any case ever in the world of programming when you don't require those?
I can't even believe this article exists. Why would anyone ever use Go for anything? It's the worst programming language ever invented. Yeah Im sure it makes things fast just like jumping down from rooftop makes you go fast but there is small side effect of dying.