This one if pretty straightforward: pass everything around by reference. Consuming a value is totally “legal” to the compiler since it will happily free the memory on Rust side, but the JS-side handle will not get cleaned up. The next time you go to use that handle, it will throw an error. Unless you’re doing something specific with memory management, just outright avoid this situation: pass by &reference and use interior mutability.
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There's a useful analogy from infrastructure. Traditional data architectures were designed around the assumption that storage was the bottleneck. The CPU waited for data from memory or disk, and computation was essentially reactive to whatever storage made available. But as processing power outpaced storage I/O, the paradigm shifted. The industry moved toward decoupling storage and compute, letting each scale independently, which is how we ended up with architectures like S3 plus ephemeral compute clusters. The bottleneck moved, and everything reorganized around the new constraint.
Next we place a marker to flag where the output for what will be the next command begins.