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Scarecrow. I’m far from emotionally invested in rust and I’ve dealt with the downvote army of zealots who want to rewrite everything in rust. I’m not the evange
by nickysielicki 5y ago
Scarecrow. I’m far from emotionally invested in rust and I’ve dealt with the downvote army of zealots who want to rewrite everything in rust. I’m not the evangelist you think I am.
C++ is just losing here.
- titanomachy 5y agoIs “scarecrow” the same thing as “strawman”?
- nickysielicki 5y agoA scarecrow is a straw-man. :)
- elondaits 5y agoStrawman is less offensive.
- nickysielicki 5y agoWait, “scarecrow” is offensive now? How?
- bregma 5y agoIf it only had a brain?
- throwaway894345 5y agoAgreed (and I'm dealing with an army of Rust zealots right now on proggit). Rust has a track record of carefully considered features and a process that allows it to continue making changes to the language while managing compatibility. I do expect Rust will slow down and bureaucracy will slip in in the next 30 years (because I fully believe Rust will become very popular and many big companies will come to depend on it for security and critical real time systems), but I don't think it will move as slowly as C++ does these days.