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> There is no magic, we can all be equals in this place. ...in the Harrison Bergeron sense. The fact that Rust has attracted relatively inexperienced coders t
by bitwize 3y ago
> There is no magic, we can all be equals in this place.
...in the Harrison Bergeron sense.
The fact that Rust has attracted relatively inexperienced coders to do bare-metal, real-time programming shows that you don't need to nerf the language in order to appeal to interested developers of all skill levels.
- xyzzy_plugh 3y agoWho said anything about attracting inexperienced developers? If anything I'd argue that's a negative for a healthy ecosystem, and I'd argue it has been a negative for Rust. It's the junior engineers that most often struggle with trying to devise a way to use every language feature under the sun when solving a problem, not the other way around.