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Concurrency: How does Rust compare to FP?
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Pretty much the title, Rust's borrow system has clear boundaries that make it good to work in a concurrent system, but in functional programming you kinda break problems down into units that can also be run concurrently (then later composed). So it seems to me like there are two solutions to the same problem? Why would I choose to do concurrency in Rust over a FP language like Haskell?
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