Mmm. Suitability claims seem premature. Is this brown liquid I have "well suited" as a condiment, toilet cleaner, beverage and engine coolant? Maybe, but I thin

Mmm. Suitability claims seem premature. Is this brown liquid I have "well suited" as a condiment, toilet cleaner, beverage and engine coolant? Maybe, but I think I should try at least some of these uses in anger before I make such bold claims for it. Reckon I'll check it's a good beverage first. Hare is from the same era as various "C++ Successor Languages" announced in 2022. It has a few years yet before we might sensibly write it off as never going anywhere, but it also hasn't done very much with its time so far. Its "draft specification" document still has a 2022 copyright for example. Its authors acknowledged and fixed a bug that I found in their "example" of why they don't need generics, but of course that kind of misses the point - using generics wouldn't incur this global risk, fix it once and fix it everywhere, hand roll it each time, bugs every single time.