Rust and Haskell are the only ones that have not yet made me scream at my PC

As someone who likes Rust and uses it every day, how have you never screamed at your PC as a direct result of the borrow checker or trait solver? Have you never encountered errors such as higher-ranked lifetime error: failed to prove $FOO: Send, which is sometimes actually just a bug in the compiler? Or the classic the trait bound $FOO: $BAR is not satisfied. axum even has a #[debug_handler] macro just to improve this error. I have spent literal days of my life fixing these kinds of errors, when the compiler not only doesn't provide a solution but fails to pinpoint the cause of the problem.

I can only hope diagnostics continue to improve, because I know they matter to the Rust team.