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The killer feature of rust is rapid incremental improvement of the language. Every quarter something gets better.

• busterarm 6y ago
  That's a feature of several languages right now/at times.
  • fastball 6y ago
    I agree. That's how I've felt about Python with every release since 3.5
    • BiteCode_dev 6y ago
      And yet there are people complaining it's too slow, or too fast. I don't think there is any pace of language evolution that will never be criticized.
      • aey 6y ago
        Rust has been really great at incremental language upgrades because of clippy. Stuff get deprecated, clippy issues warnings, buy the time support is dropped your code has been patched. It feels like we are in some new weird software engineering world where the code is only alive while its actively maintained and worked on. The libraries that are shipped in the OS seem as constant and fixed in time as x86, basically completely abstracted by the constantly evolving software on top of it.