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Great for those who don't have my skills in assembly language.
Great for those who want to write maintainable and safe code efficiently. You do you, but I still won't hire you. You're not superhuman, your assembly has exploitable bugs. The only way to write safe code is to use tools that reduce the chances of mistakes.
I agree with what you said. It's what I advocate for as a crypto-anarchist. But I have the skills, loooooong experience & knowledge of many coding constraints & tricks in assembly language, starting by coding everything in FSM's, and much more, that can lead to results that
would surprise you. Again, I agree with you, because not everybody has my skills & experience in assembly language, but don't pretend that Rust is the only way.
Rust is not the only way, it's just a better way. What doesn't make sense is saying that "skillz+asm" is better. Truly skilled individuals know to use the tools that best help them achieve their goals, and asm is never going to be on your side when writing secure code.
I am working more that you think with other crypto-anarchist friends on secure coding tools, and I strongly believe it's the future, but just don't say secure code can't be done manually in assembly language with specific coding constraints and rules.
Of course secure code *can* be done in asm (e.g. just take the output of a Rust compiler, it's asm), but the point is that it's a lot *harder* and you're a lot more *likely* to have bugs in asm and thus it's almost impossible for a huge pile of asm written by a human to be secure
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