One of my major points is that "avoiding the borrow checker" and "turning off the borrow checker" are two distinct ideas.
When dealing with unsafe code, it's very important to know exactly what's going on. Thinking that it turns off checks leads to you misunderstanding what's going on, and that's dangerous.
When dealing with unsafe code, it's very important to know exactly what's going on. Thinking that it turns off checks leads to you misunderstanding what's going on, and that's dangerous.