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Well, the fact that they're not 100% Rust means that Rust/C++ interoperability is important to them because they want to add Rust components. Isn't that what's
by LoganDark 3y ago
Well, the fact that they're not 100% Rust means that Rust/C++ interoperability is important to them because they want to add Rust components. Isn't that what's happening here?
- steveklabnik 3y agoSure. That doesn't change that "a cornerstone of every aspect of the future of their business" isn't hyperbolic. That said, the OP has clarified that they didn't mean that Rust was this thing, but that language development in general is.