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I get payed to write c++ but try to integrate rust in my hobby projects once a year. It starts and ends always the same way. At first the std lib makes coding seem easy but once the code gets more complicated I run against a wall called async, named lifetimes or restructuring the code to please the borrow checker (that's good I guess). I see that those are things you need to learn. But my time is limited since having a family and my brain has become slower over the years.

Regarding point 5. I am worried about the amount of sub dependencies one dependency pulls in (not only rocket). Gives me a feeling of being not in control and I don't think I am able to grasp how each dependency works.

Currently I am trying to do network stuff just using std::net::* will see how far I get this year.

My wireguard VPN drops if I use Firefox which seems to use way too much memory causing some apps to be killed.

Not sure if op is trolling. Seems to be at the same level of sleep sort. (But there not even compiler optimizations can help.)

In this situation I can imagine having other things in mind than proper orientation.

Battery that holds longer than 1.5 days?

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