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Sure, but isn't that the point for Rust? You can rule out huge classes of problems with a clear dataflow architecture - thus, the language should enforce one, r
by amarkov 9y ago
Sure, but isn't that the point for Rust? You can rule out huge classes of problems with a clear dataflow architecture - thus, the language should enforce one, rather than requiring programmers to hand-roll one correctly.
- jstimpfle 9y agoI've never used Rust, but my impressionn is it's quite constraining... The syntax alone turns me off.