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It doesn't no, but if I advocate for the language enough and get it used enough, I can guarantee for the entire rest of my career I can maybe avoid ever having
by mlindner 6y ago
It doesn't no, but if I advocate for the language enough and get it used enough, I can guarantee for the entire rest of my career I can maybe avoid ever having to write any more new projects in said languages. I can just avoid jobs where such languages are still used commonly.
- otabdeveloper4 6y agoWait ten more years and Rust will become one of these 'said languages'. (Maybe even faster; the Rust people make it their principle to never learn from others' mistakes. There is no way they won't repeat them.)
- roca 6y agoYou're just making stuff up. Most aspects of Rust's design are based on lessons learned from mistakes and good ideas in C++ and other languages. There was a conscious effort to avoid inventing more new things than necessary.