Hey! I just mean that there is a very large category of developers, generally coming from the Python world, expecting that switching to Rust is supposed to solv

Hey! I just mean that there is a very large category of developers, generally coming from the Python world, expecting that switching to Rust is supposed to solve every performance-oriented problem, providing a State-of-the-Art solution magically :) Sadly, programming doesn't seem to work that way. There are always tradeoffs. Rust does some things very well, but it wouldn't be my first choice for others. MemChr is a lovely package, and there are a few other really cool SIMD projects in the Rust ecosystem. Regardless, my development velocity for HPC-related projects is higher in C/C++, and I get much more flexibility to leverage newer hardware features, like AMX and SME.