You should normalize by the number of trucks on the road in each category (gas/electric). Absolute number of fires make little sense if you have 1000 times more ICE trucks than electric ones.
This is what happens with you delegate power and decision making to others. At least you did the right thing -- moved out and now you and your wife have full agency and responsibility for your own house.
Mojo looks interesting [0]. It is designed by Chris Lattner himself [1] and has an interesting take on borrowing references (Rust's DNA) comptime execution inspired by Zig. And it targets CPU and GPU (NPU, TPU) as first class targets. Recently reached 1.0 release.
> I dont understand why there is not massive reorganisations in systems when things go wrong. Its always , oh yeah so we fired the guy furthest down the ladder.
Management should be tried for gross incompetence with some painful consequences severe enough to cause change in behavior. This is the only way.
> you can spit out perfect machine level code against a specification
Typescript team explicitly mentioned the lack of Typescript specification as one of the reasons to choose Go. Typescript as the language is defined currently by its compiler which was Javascript based. Go port is as close to it as possible while Rust would be harder to reach fully identical behavior.
Sure, that compiles in a few minutes for me too, give it a try with a release build and compiling the full workspace though, since the point here is to stress the compiler :)
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