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But the implementation is simple, especially for such a high-performance language. It fits on less than a single printed page. What more could you expect?
by zozbot234 1y ago
But the implementation is simple, especially for such a high-performance language. It fits on less than a single printed page. What more could you expect?
- kiitos 1y agosimple isn't measured in terms of SLoC, it's measured in terms of cognitive complexity the article itself says, clearly, that the (short) rust program requires knowledge of a significant number of non-trivial language features, as well as the behavioral outcomes of all of their combinatorial interactions -- approximately none of which are relevant to the problem that is being solved by that program! what I expect is that a language adds as little cognitive complexity (overhead) as absolutely possible, when it is used to express a solution to a given problem