> Language does not matter I'm not a Rust user, but this is clearly false. Proof: an implementation of any large program will be faster, less buggy, more maint

> Language does not matter I'm not a Rust user, but this is clearly false. Proof: an implementation of any large program will be faster, less buggy, more maintainable, and take less total development time in C than in assembly. Therefore, language choice does matter. Now, that isn't to say that Rust is uniquely better than any other language out there (which I strongly believe that it's not), just that language design differences do translate into meaningful changes in the trade-space between correctness, performance, and development cost, and that's something you should be aware of even if BrainF fulfills all of your engineering constraints easily.