Programmers always want new and more clever constructs in their code, and there is always the next feature that will optimize inner loops 10% better. This is hu

Programmers always want new and more clever constructs in their code, and there is always the next feature that will optimize inner loops 10% better. This is human nature apparently, so don't put too much faith in a boring anything gaining traction. And for those of you courting Rust, remember there are two kinds of programming languages in the world: those that no one uses, and those that are known to be terrible.