[moefh]

> In C, sloppy programmers will [...]

> In Rust, sloppy programmers will [...]

You're comparing apples to oranges.

Inexperienced people who don't know better will make safe, bloated code in Rust.

Experienced people who simply ignore C warnings because they're "confident they know better" (as the other poster said) will write unsafe Rust code regardless of all the care in the world put in choosing sensible defaults or adding a borrow checker to the language. They will use `unsafe` and call it a day -- I've seen it happen more than once.

To fix this you have to change the process being used to write software -- you need to make sure people can't simply (for example) ignore C warnings or use Rust's `unsafe` at will.

[whytevuhuni]

Okay, I see what you mean now. I suppose that could be right.