alt Hacker News> However, if your program compiles _and_ the logic is correct, there's a high likelihood that your program won't crash (provided you handle errors and such, you cannot trust data coming from outside, allocations to always work, etc).
That is one hell of a copium disclaimer. "If you hold it right..."
Rust certainly doesn't make it impossible to write bad code. What it does do is nudge you towards writing good code to a noticeably appreciable degree, which is laudable compared to the state of the industry at large.