Yeah. As a non-Rust developer I was reading the post with some interest and a little sympathy until I saw his timeline. "Right, so they've been working on thi

Yeah. As a non-Rust developer I was reading the post with some interest and a little sympathy until I saw his timeline. "Right, so they've been working on this potential change since 2016, and...wait. 2016?!" If he'd said 2014 or earlier, I'd consider him to have a point. 2015 is asking for a bit too much, but I can still see his frustration; I'd call that a wash. But 2016? It destroyed his credibility with me, because it's clear he has no idea what he's talking about when it comes to developing a programming language. I know that sounds harsh but...man. He's leaving Rust because they're taking more than six months to implement a massive change to a core language mechanic? Have fun working with absolutely any other language ever.