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He (Jean Heyd) doesn't intend to give Rust another shot. He's done with Rust. Apparently.
by Ygg2 3y ago
He (Jean Heyd) doesn't intend to give Rust another shot. He's done with Rust. Apparently.
- mort96 3y agoMy parent comment seems to be complaining that ThePHD did give Rust another shot (by picking it as the language for his next project) but then reconsidered in light of this. I'm wondering what my parent comment thinks is so wrong about that (the "you can't really quit the way you did, and then dangle things like [0]" comment).
- Ygg2 3y agoHis comments so far have been never touching Rust. So, that's strange. Anyway, he should pick language on technical qualities. That way he can avoid drama.
- mort96 3y agoWhat do you mean? nevi-me's comment linked to this: https://cohost.org/ThePhD/post/2720152-mn#comment-fdd4ee8d-9c12-47b0-8032-4ddbf41ee637 https://cohost.org/ThePhD/post/2720152-mn#comment-fdd4ee8d-9.... That's, like, the core thing in my disagreement with nevi-me. It would've helped if you read nevi-me's comment before you decided to join the discussion. I don't understand why you believe you're in a position to say what anyone "should" use as criteria for picking a language. If a language's leadership and most prominent community members were mistreating me and lying about me for half a year I might want to avoid that language too.
- Ygg2 3y agoI don't have time to read everything everyone wrote everywhere. And I think it's probably bad for me anyway - becoming terminally online is not a goal to aspire to. I missed it was pointing to specific comment and not the link to article. And his previous statements on Rust gave me impression he's forever done with it. Mea culpa.