In reply to @pitagyrosapola "Hi, I am "playing"": AFAIK borrow semantics have
been debated for a long time, but the article is correct in that Nim has doubled
down on ARC/ORC as its default method. However, it should be noted that
ARC/ORC are only used for explicit references denoted by the `ref` keyword. By
default, dynamic types such as seqs and strings are managed by the stack they
are declared in and destroyed immediately on leaving scope. Nim objects are also
analagous to structs rather than classes and are easy to use immutably in stack
contexts. Nim is probably the language best set up to never need to instantiate
the RC in useful programs of high complexity.