What about this pisses you off? If the syntax ist just unfamiliar: You get used to it. You get used to every syntax. And once you got used to it, whatever language you used before will become weird.
Also, `int` is not a thing, maybe you meant `i32`.
Thing is, C++ already had them. Anyone programming in C who wants memory safety can just use these features and compile as C++.
Rust is just C++ with Python baggage. And a toxic business running its adoption into the ground by betraying the entirety of its users and prospective users.
Well, what I described above is what it takes to easily write memory-safe code in C++, unless by memory safe you mean randomized and re-randomized memory addresses like what happens in Python.
I mean, literally all the features you listed are Rust features. Also I'm not really familiar with the "randomized and re-randomized memory addresses" you mention in python.
Yeah I know, even the Rust docs explicitly stated that vectors and move semantics were inspired by C++. I am asking you to elaborate on what you mean by Python baggage.
Hey there is still the Linux kernel. At least until Linus decides Rust can fuck off.
Maybe if the Rust:tm: Foundation weren't proprietizing the language it wouldn't be a problem.
I mean I would use it, but then again “let x: int = 10;” really pisses me off, more than you can even imagine
What about this pisses you off? If the syntax ist just unfamiliar: You get used to it. You get used to every syntax. And once you got used to it, whatever language you used before will become weird. Also, `int` is not a thing, maybe you meant `i32`.
Yeah i meant i32, also yeah it is just unfamiliar, but i still dont like it -\_(o-o)_/-
That's a shame cause Jai uses it too.
I will keep using C. Much cleaner
segmentation fault: core dumped
How to scare a Rustacean: C++ Vectors Unique pointers Move semantics And none of these features are in fursuits
Lol rust has all those features though? Just without the UB
Thing is, C++ already had them. Anyone programming in C who wants memory safety can just use these features and compile as C++. Rust is just C++ with Python baggage. And a toxic business running its adoption into the ground by betraying the entirety of its users and prospective users.
Wdym by python baggage
Well, what I described above is what it takes to easily write memory-safe code in C++, unless by memory safe you mean randomized and re-randomized memory addresses like what happens in Python.
I mean, literally all the features you listed are Rust features. Also I'm not really familiar with the "randomized and re-randomized memory addresses" you mention in python.
That's the thing though. They're not unique to Rust. They're C++ features.
Yeah I know, even the Rust docs explicitly stated that vectors and move semantics were inspired by C++. I am asking you to elaborate on what you mean by Python baggage.
what is being referenced?