Well, that's something I hope to change. The tools required to write safer software exist. They just aren't widely distributed yet.

I can say, without ego, that I'm a reasonably good software developer. But, it is the tooling and process that I use that allows me to build safer software and that makes me a reasonably good developer. The same is true of Rust developers.

I can teach these skills to other developers, and in fact, I have plans to do so.

I don't expect things to change overnight, any more than I expect things to be rewritten in Rust overnight. C++ has been around for nearly 40 years, and software is still written in C. But, we can do better, and we must do better.