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• kitkat_new 5y ago
  I don't get the logic of dropping a language you find great and you are productive in because of a few people
  • busterarm 5y ago
    You'll eventually have to cooperate with those people, whether it's on OSS or in the workplace. It's even worse when really senior figures in a community are also the source of the toxicity.
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  • sirwhinesalot 5y ago
    Those people will (potentially) be your future co-workers... So it is a valid concern. That said, I have not interacted with the Rust community and cannot make any comments in that regard. Language is pretty nice though.
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  • pyjarrett 5y ago
    I removed my comment since it wasn't being constructive here, and I realized it was off-topic for this post. I'll leave with this: I'm a super introvert who works from home, so I took my difficulties as possibly me needing to take a break. I actually track Rust quite closely since there's a lot of neat and innovative work coming out of it, and I hope to join the community since it seems like many have had a lot more positive of an experience.