Most writing spaces are full of incompetent people who are terrible at what they do, give bad advice, blame everyone else for their problems, and have wildly incorrect opinions on topics that they aren't qualified for.
In other words, most writing spaces are just like HN. Take your pick.
> That does not mean that one should not be aware that the creation of such words was based on laziness and ignorance and one should not coin any new words of this series.
You say this, and yet you are writing English and not Proto-Indo-European. Curious!
> all memory could be handed off to a separate dedicated thread that actually calls free().
You could go a bit further and have multiple concurrent threads mark the references, then sweep them up in a separate thread, too. Some sort of concurrent sweep and mark reference count system.
Web devs have zero right to run their javascript disasters on my computer. Htmx outsources 99% of the rendering and logic to the server, where it can use up their valuable time.
Rust is a clever language, which wrecks havoc on people's programming ego by making them very inclined to try and write clever code.
But if you avoid trying to be really annoying with the type system like the majority of the ecosystem is, and slap Arc/RefCell/heap allocations everywhere, the language turns back into a high-level language again.
Unfortunately, stepping outside the realm of ``core`` and ``alloc`` and ``std`` means having to repeatedly step on overly clever landmines everywhere you go.