As both a Rust user and a CS grad, I can confirm both that papers still make my eyes glaze over and that thankfully you don't need to understand the type system to use Rust effectively. :)
Personally I'm thankful for my CS background, but you also need experience using various tools to round out your knowledge. To put it another way: real-world experience teaches you how to solve problems, while academic experience teaches you that hard problems can be solved.
Personally I'm thankful for my CS background, but you also need experience using various tools to round out your knowledge. To put it another way: real-world experience teaches you how to solve problems, while academic experience teaches you that hard problems can be solved.