I thought you said it was meant to be the chosen one...
Why did you abandon Rust?
Jow Forums stuff happened, as with many good things.
Well for me that was only the last push. It seemed like a lot of work for very little "gain" if you can call it that.
I didn't abandon rust. In fact, I just picked it up. It's a great language. It's verbose where it makes sense, and it's extremely flexible.
Anyone who ditches rust for political reasons is autistic. It's a programming language, not a news outlet.
Supposedly it is all about being safe, but even basic shit like linked lists has to be implemented with unsafe
It was tedious and I noticed that there are two groups pushing it:
* people who are just getting started and don't know much about programming, thus assume C++ is bad "because I have to learn it and it's so old" (false).
* burnt out programmers who thinks everyone around them is as stupid as they have always been and needs their hand held.
>If you don't agree that violence is the answer
>You're a Nazi sympathizer
It turns out C is actually memory safe. You just have to never touch any code that allocates or accesses arrays.
Jesus christ.