> You write as if Rust vs. C++ was some sort of competition. Competition exists all around us, all the time, whether we like it or not. And the competition be

> You write as if Rust vs. C++ was some sort of competition. Competition exists all around us, all the time, whether we like it or not. And the competition between C++ and Rust is very clear. I, for example, would likely be spending more time / effort on learning the latest C++ standards if Rust didn't exist. And likely hate my life a little bit, unless I could exclusively stick to C++ "the good parts" if such a subset exists and I didn't need to interface as much with existing C++ code.