Why did you abandon Rust?

I thought you said it was meant to be the chosen one...

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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.

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>If you don't agree that violence is the answer
>You're a Nazi sympathizer

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It turns out C is actually memory safe. You just have to never touch any code that allocates or accesses arrays.

Jesus christ.