This [0] article was shared last week about "why" hare. IMO, there are some reasonable improvements to some of the roughest parts of C - lack of namespacing, ab

This [0] article was shared last week about "why" hare. IMO, there are some reasonable improvements to some of the roughest parts of C - lack of namespacing, abundant use of sizeof, bounds checking (with an escape hatch), forced initializiation, "non-nullable" pointers (i.e. references in C++), however all of those don't really matter in the grand scheme of things because hare won't ever run on mac or windows[1]. [0] https://tilde.team/~kiedtl/blog/hare/ https://tilde.team/~kiedtl/blog/hare/ [1] https://harelang.org/platforms/ https://harelang.org/platforms/