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Then we equally don’t need pro rust comments on literally every other thread Since a major thrust of the linked article is barriers to rust adoption it seemed

by TylerE 4y ago

Then we equally don’t need pro rust comments on literally every other thread Since a major thrust of the linked article is barriers to rust adoption it seemed relevant.

loeg 4y ago
> Then we equally don’t need pro rust comments on literally every other thread Correct.
- josephg 4y ago
  Eh. Every article about Go has the same thing - where regardless of the content of the article people discuss the pros and cons of the language itself. I think it’s a symptom of there not being enough places where adherents of different programming ecosystems can argue back and forth about our choices. I think there’s an unmet need in our community to have those conversations, and there’s probably something healthy in that. It definitely distracts from the specifics of the article though. The corresponding discussion on reddit is much more technical: https://reddit.com/r/rust/comments/10ld2vn/blog_post_next_rust_compiler/ https://reddit.com/r/rust/comments/10ld2vn/blog_post_next_ru...
jackmott 4y ago
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