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> the blaster seems more effective And you have to, er, attack the rebels with an army of highly variable talent and training, which contains maybe one or two
by biztos 5y ago
> the blaster seems more effective
And you have to, er, attack the rebels with an army of highly variable talent and training, which contains maybe one or two actual Jedi Ninjas, so maybe it's better if everyone just uses blasters and nobody cuts off their own arm.
I'd love to work in some super elegant language for my own intellectual betterment, but I really hope my next real-world gig uses something like Golang if there are more than a half-dozen devs... ever.
- throwaway894345 5y agoAgreed. I love Rust for my personal projects, but I wouldn’t trust colleagues with it at any place I’ve worked. And it’s not that my colleagues aren’t intelligent or capable, but that Rust’s expressiveness invites bineshedding on the right amount of abstraction or which crate to use or the right way to do errors or how to configure rustfmt or when to just give up a fight with the borrow checker and use clone() or etc. Rust is a really, really cool language—perhaps my favorite language, but I’ve worked in C++ shops and Python shops and I fully expect the same amount of bike shedding at a Rust shop.