> If it turned out that every remaining C++ shop is great at writing C++ code, because all the shops that weren't gave up and migrated to something else, I woul

> If it turned out that every remaining C++ shop is great at writing C++ code, because all the shops that weren't gave up and migrated to something else, I wouldn't be shocked. I would. Almost all conversations about C/C++ security are, to this day, alive with people that are in my opinion delusional. The survivorship bias is more that the community is left with an over-representation of people that take “it’s often impractical for a team to write secure C/C++” as a personal attack against their intelligence and choose to dig their heels in as a result.