I'll start by saying... I'm not a developer by any serious sense anymore. I did C over a decade ago and realized it was just not for me With that out it the wa

I'll start by saying... I'm not a developer by any serious sense anymore. I did C over a decade ago and realized it was just not for me With that out it the way... This rust infatuation seems like those people using one click tools to interpolate videos with "AI" The end result is objectively worse and it's done because of subjective opinion: (gleefully) these artifacts are so SMOOTH! Moving coreutils to rust is similar. The unit test coverage is low, and the problems they're seeing don't inspire confidence Predictability in the tools is being traded for memory safety. I'd worry about using these behind any scripts, an extra \n from an obscure pipe driven bug could mean portability disaster Edit: For example, these quirks https://www.pixelbeat.org/docs/coreutils-gotchas.html https://www.pixelbeat.org/docs/coreutils-gotchas.html