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> That is the most aggressive form of marketing I have ever seen for a programming language. Or maybe there's something to this language that justifies the hyp

• zmmm 7y ago
  You would probably not need that kind of marketing for an actual silver bullet language.
  • royjacobs 7y ago
    When you're referring to marketing you seem to imply there's some sort of marketing budget in play to achieve some sort of monetary gain in the end? I'm not sure what that would be though. In the meantime I'm using Rust for some personal projects and I'm having way more fun than I ever had with C++. Even procedural macros are a ton of fun to write compared to the template hell I'd face in C++ (although I'm eager to spend some time with concepts).
  • alpaca128 7y ago
    Who ever called it a silver bullet for anything?
  • detaro 7y ago
    What kind of marketing? The kind where people blog about what they do?