Funny thing is that also makes it easier on LLM / AI... Tried a project a while ago both creating the same thing in Rust and Go. Go's worked from the start, whi

Funny thing is that also makes it easier on LLM / AI... Tried a project a while ago both creating the same thing in Rust and Go. Go's worked from the start, while Rust's version needed a lot of LLM interventions and fixes to get it to compile. We shall not talk about compile time / resource usage differences ;) I mean, Rust is nice, but compared to when i learned it like 10 years ago, it really looks a lot more these days, like it took too much of a que from C++. While Go syntax is still the same as it was 10 years ago with barely anything new. What may anger people but even so... The only thing i love to see is reduce executable sizes because pushing large executables on a dinky upload line, to remove testing is not fun.