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Coincidentally, the author already has a response for you: https://ds9a.nl/articles/posts/cpp-rust-go/ https://ds9a.nl/articles/posts/cpp-rust-go/
by setr 8y ago
Coincidentally, the author already has a response for you: https://ds9a.nl/articles/posts/cpp-rust-go/ https://ds9a.nl/articles/posts/cpp-rust-go/
- pcwalton 8y agoThis post makes the mistake of assuming that anybody in industry writes secure C or C++ code.
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- 29athrowaway 8y ago- Rust doesn't have to keep 30+ years of backwards compatibility. You can learn it. - C++ has hundreds of dialects to pick from. You'll spend time bikeshedding with coding standards, you'll spend time in meetings trying to get people to agree to a standard, you'll spend time trying to enforce the standard... - Rust makes reasonable decisions by default, and mutable/unsafe code is opt-in.