Winning at chess is more "avoid gigantic blunders" than "make brilliant moves". Zig feels like one of the few programming languages that mostly just avoids gig

Winning at chess is more "avoid gigantic blunders" than "make brilliant moves". Zig feels like one of the few programming languages that mostly just avoids gigantic blunders. I have some beefs with some decisions, but none of them that are an immutable failure mode that couldn't be fixed in a straightforward manner.