>Tinkertroon that makes UI apps in Rust for no reason and spends all xir's time ricing xis tranime wallpapers:>"Rust is the future of systems programming. C is unsafe and the industry will inevitably transition to Rust code only and using C will be legally banned. It is impossible to have bugs in Rust-written code.">Straight White Male Compiler Engineer with 30 years of PL design, implementation and maintenance experience across dozens of languages, companies and codebases, and single-handedly implemented a memory safe version of C as a side project:>"Rust is useless for systems design which inherently requires unsafe code. Rust users lack an appropriate understanding of manual memory management due to hand holding by the Rust borrow checker, which cannot be used in low level systems engineering that fundamentally requires manual memory management, an area that C, a real systems language, excels greatly at, causing them invariable to write buggy, unsafe code, due to lack of skill, a problem which is exacerbated by a false belief that the Rust borrow checker is protecting them from memory management bugs."Your response?
41% of Rust projects become abandoned.
Me when every linux user and every person who uses twitter gets torched in a giant bonfire: Happy!
>>107649866The engineer is right /thread
>>107649866look for a six year old (not jeet) and present her with this:"if one or more of three girls from your class may or may not pull your hair. and if one girl pulling your hair is bad enough for you to cry. it logically follows that a supposed solution that prevents a situation where every single girl in your class would be pulling your hair is useless."document the girls reaction in a comment.
>>107650373Sorry tranny, Systems Design is more complicated than that. Your supposed "prevention" techniques do not do what you think they do. All you have demonstrated is that you cannot go 1 minute without thinking about grooming children. P.S. You will NEVER be a woman, and that *IS* guaranteed by the immutable biology-checker.
