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> but I'm curious why we're still writing applications > Have we not learned our lesson yet, "We"? Do you speak in the name of the developer? What an odd choi
by surgical_fire 2y ago
> but I'm curious why we're still writing applications
> Have we not learned our lesson yet,
"We"? Do you speak in the name of the developer? What an odd choice of pronoum.
Either way, if you are adamant about writing a new browser in your "memory-safe language" of choice, be the change you want made. Go ahead and write a new browser from scratch. Show the world how it should be done.
- voidwtf 2y agoI meant we as in the collective, and I explicitly referenced the collective of those writing applications that process and/or execute user generated content. So no, I don’t think it appropriate to focus my question on the author or this project. I am wondering if C++ is a better choice for reasons I don’t understand when it comes to HTML/JS/CSS, despite potential security implications as the complexity grows.