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Not with the same performance and memory safety guarantees.
by bestouff 5y ago
Not with the same performance and memory safety guarantees.
- kjs3 5y agoProve it. This is going to come as a wild shock to you, but Rust isn't the only language that provides this. There have, in fact, been memory safe, performant languages for decades. But we do live it a bubble here where the norm is anything that hasn't been hyped by a pack of fanbois on HN the last 2 years doesn't exist and "an untruth repeated enough times...".
- steveklabnik 5y agoIt’s generally expected that the person making the positive claim demonstrate it. You’re asking them to prove something they don’t think exists. (I have some ideas of what you may say but am curious! You clearly have strong feelings here.)
- 0xbeefeed 5y agoDude, you need to stop defending Rust at every forum on the internet. Everyone knows you have personal stake involved in seeing Rust grow, and that automatically makes your opinions worthless.
- kjs3 5y agoThat's some serious lazy right there. I'm suppose to demonstrate something they could have learn if they'd done a simple search. Can I google that for you? But that goes back to the whole "if someone hasn't hyped up in my echo chamber, it doesn't exist" mentality that got us here, and there's nothing I'm going to be able to do to fix that.