Comment Re:It's already sooooper safe (Score 1) 45
if you work on a big project with a large team with high turnover, mixed levels of experience, and pressure from management to get stuff out the door and worry about technical debt later
Then you have lots of bugs, including security bugs, and a language with more abstractions to make it "safer" will result in higher short term output and potentially even an increase is bugs.
Also in that scenario Rust is probably being used in unsafe mode anyway, because they needed to link in legacy libraries.
The bugs it addresses only exist if you're not following best practices in the first place. If you're already not following best practices, none of this is likely to help. There is nothing there that implies anybody starts to "do it right."