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I lost interest in keeping up with C++'s advances more than a decade ago. The problem is that I want a language where things are safe by default. Many of the
by kelnos 2y ago
I lost interest in keeping up with C++'s advances more than a decade ago.
The problem is that I want a language where things are safe by default. Many of the newer stuff added in C++ makes things safe, perhaps even to the level of Rust's guarantees -- but that's only if you use only these new things, and never -- even by accident -- use any of the older patterns.
I'd rather just learn a language without all that baggage.