mause_piep

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   by mause_piep 4y ago

   Agreed. I just want to make clear that Rust/Ada/etc. don't give correctness guarantees! Their compiler is just more enforcing. It's all not black and white. Rust is promoted for its correctness, but those correctness rel
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   by mause_piep 4y ago

   The generalization of anecdotal experience is a flaw in any argumentation. We see it every day everywhere. You *assume* that Go creates sooner or later problems everywhere it runs. I have another anecdotal data point: At my workplace the mo
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   by mause_piep 4y ago

   What would be a good alternative to Go, with - large and well maintained standard lib - great runtime characteristics - esp. reasonable memory usage - developer ergonomics - matureness - long term stability - preferably managed memory I rea
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   by mause_piep 4y ago

   >> even seasoned Go developers, keep hitting its many design pitfalls I'm a professional dev for 14 years. Started with Python, C# (WPF and ASP.NET), Qt, Java (Spring), Kotlin, Frontend with React, Angular, Vue, ... even Rust, so