Neither needs to outlive the other to be individually useful. The way I see it, the longer something is actively used, the greater the chance it’s going to sti

Neither needs to outlive the other to be individually useful. The way I see it, the longer something is actively used, the greater the chance it’s going to stick around. I’m bullish on rust but I’m equally bullish that C will last a long, long time. But it’s not an either-or here. Both are good at certain things and can coexist. Like they’re coexisting in the Linux kernel for example.