> But don't use "my current circumstances prevent me from using Rust" as an argument as an argument against Rust in general - which is what you're doing. First

> But don't use "my current circumstances prevent me from using Rust" as an argument as an argument against Rust in general - which is what you're doing. First of all I'm just summarizing the article, I'm in no way arguing against people using Rust. The article itself argues against C alternatives, and explicitly describes Rust as a C++ alternative. So the article is not even arguing against Rust! If we can't agree on such a basic reading of the article, it just seems like we're going to pointlessly talk past each other in the comments.