> D code was always plastic, except there's just too many attrs @safe, @system, @oh-god-what-next that don't play well with each other. Rust has the same probl

> D code was always plastic, except there's just too many attrs @safe, @system, @oh-god-what-next that don't play well with each other. Rust has the same problem, kinda, `#[derive(Debug, Clone)]` spam everywhere for example.. I think D can still catch up, Enum/Tuple/Option are relatively easy to implement, competition is growing however, even for Rust I much prefer nullable in Zig for example