It says (part 1) in the headline, even on HN! As a place to start discussing why a successor systems language is necessary, comparing string parsing across Rus

It says (part 1) in the headline, even on HN! As a place to start discussing why a successor systems language is necessary, comparing string parsing across Rust, Zig, and C? Pretty good place to start, because the problems it introduces are pervasive as the discussion continues. Magic error values that get globally mutated? Check. Pointers which are either null or exist so you can do arithmetic to deduce a byte length? Check. An almost aggressive distain for handling sum types of even the simplest sort? Check. Turns out Zig and Rust are whupping the ol' llama on undefined behavior and build processes as well, not to mention memory safety. If only this author had indicated that they might continue writing on the subject...