> I remember trying it out back in 2014 and saw nothing of interest, as a Haskell user. this isn't surprising; it's a very different kind of language. > A lot

> I remember trying it out back in 2014 and saw nothing of interest, as a Haskell user. this isn't surprising; it's a very different kind of language. > A lot of the main "selling points" of Rust are getting introduced in C++. kind of true, but also really not. features from rust are indeed being copied to c++, but imo the key difference between the languages is the attitude towards memory safety. memory safety is "opt-in" with c++, while it is "opt-out" in rust. I doubt this will change anytime in the near future.