> The amount of time our industry wastes on C++isms is ridiculous where rust just works. This implies that Rust doesn't have any problems, which is...crazy. I

> The amount of time our industry wastes on C++isms is ridiculous where rust just works. This implies that Rust doesn't have any problems, which is...crazy. In addition to the problematic community, just rearchitecting your code to fit around the borrow checker can be a massive amount of work, which already makes it infeasible for use in some places where the primary work is not on greenfield projects but on legacy code. > Unfortunately theres an old guard that refuses to let up and invest in rust. ...and this is just emotionally manipulative, in addition to incredibly dishonest about the problems that Rust actually has.