No, if you're paying attention, what I'm saying is there is no financial incentive to learn Rust, it's not going to help land you a job. You won't learn it in c

No, if you're paying attention, what I'm saying is there is no financial incentive to learn Rust, it's not going to help land you a job. You won't learn it in college, you won't learn it at work. So if you know Rust it's because you enjoy your craft enough to invest your own time in learning it just because you're curious about it. So given no other data points, I can guess that the Rust programmer is better than the C++ programmer and be right more often than not. That's not a radical statement, it's pretty intuitive when you think about it. It's not specific to Rust either. I can say the same of any esoteric language. When I see languages like that on a resume, that's a positive signal, even when hiring for C++.