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These kinds of posts would be much more interesting if they discussed alternatives considered and rejected. For example why did they choose Rust over C++?
by thedance 7y ago
These kinds of posts would be much more interesting if they discussed alternatives considered and rejected. For example why did they choose Rust over C++?
- therockhead 7y agoThe article mentioned that they have already used Rust successfully in house, so when you consider that Rust is inherently safer than C++, it seems like they picked the right language.
- The_rationalist 7y agoThe most pressing undiscussed alternative is: why didn't they update their 3 years old Go version yet had the double standard of using rust nightly... This blog post is a scam and their only reason to use rust should be assumed: it's because they wanted to.
- thedance 7y agoThat's exactly the trolling I was looking for :-) . It just reads like they thought it would be cool to use Rust, so they did, which is fine.
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