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It's a fine line. Python world spent 10 years not using Python 3 features.

• throwaway894345 4y ago
  Python is interpreted—you have to write code that works on all of your target platforms. Rust is compiled. You don’t have to care (much) about what is installed on your target platforms.
  • hojjat12000 4y ago
    Except for Libc. I compiled a rust program on Ubuntu 20.04 and tried to run it on Ubuntu 18.04, and bam.... a piano fell on my head! Consequences.
    • sophacles 4y ago
      How is this any different from C?
    • throwaway894345 4y ago
      Yeah, that was the “(much)” in my comment. Pretty sure you can statically link some libc or another though.