lunduke is based

>>107787411
Because rust fixes flaws that makes it hard for states like israel to make spyware.

>>107787486
>jews
>based
Pick one.
>>107787490
>107787490
That makes sense.

>>107787411

i hope you do realise all jews and corpos want to rewrite everything in rust.
At least be aware of that.Not talking about the language itself(that i couldn't care less i won't use it).

personally i do not care for rust, but does lunduke have any technical ability or is he a grifting charlatan? jannies should take these threads down immediately anyway.

>>107787601
>grifting charlatan
Yes, he is just a grifter.

>>107787601
The reason nu-/g/ likes lunduke is precisely because he's a retarded hack with zero technical knowledge about anything doing political yapping masquerading as technical analyses.

Because Rust reinforces the same old "do one thing, do it well" mindvirus that has infected software development since the autists took over in 1969. It's all about muh context-less byte-level allocations.

>>107787411
search for gnome
they mindfucked him so hard

>>107787670
It's better than Jeet-slop which is do everything and do it all like shit. Just say you're a jeet who got filtered by the white man's language.

>>107787670
Everything you wrote is wrong.

>>107787411
Isn't that the same guy who said that the internet as a whole should have mandatory ID verification just because people were criticizing Israel?

>>107787731
>>107787796
White men want nothing to do with your autism. We just laugh at you and move on with our lives.

>>107787832
>Because Rust reinforces the same old "do one thing, do it well" mindvirus
It does not. Rust does not reinforce that at all.
>the same old "do one thing, do it well" mindvirus that has infected software development since the autists took over in 1969.
That did not happen. "Do one thing, do it well" has never been mainstream (even among people who claim to do it), and "autists" did not take over anything in 1969.
>It's all about muh context-less byte-level allocations.
That is not true. Only someone who has never used Rust and doesn't even care to learn anything about it would say that.

>>107787877
>Rust does not reinforce that at all.
So how many Rust projects out there use manual arena management with unified lifetimes all the time?

>"Do one thing, do it well" has never been mainstream
NT: do one thing, do it well. Can only create file handles one at a time. Can only close handles one at a time. Initially, with IOCPs, could only *submit* requests one at a time. ReadFileScatter/WriteFileGather: submit either read or write requests for one file at a time, without error codes (which is something fucking libaio got right).
UNIX/Linux/POSIX: same shit, different asshole. Can only open or close files/sockets one at a time. Can only mmap/TLB shootdown one at a time (best explanation I've ever heard for that behavior is that the retards want to be able to page out memory of processes who are actively changing their memory map layout, which is insane).

It's so mainstream you don't even notice it anymore.

>>107787411
>4 months ago
baste loondook strikes again
crabs in ptsd, never to recover

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>>107787486

gaslighting thread. kikes absolutely LOVE r*st & rustroons. its why then invented them.

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the messiah shall return

>>107787411
that is an exceptional jew
actually not a scammy vile creature like these other guys

>>107790103
He cries about open source developers not being pro-Israel and then defends Palantir for "combating antisemitism."

>>107787601
>grifting charlatan
Have you seen his attempt to create his own Linux?

>>107792795
You mean "Linux distribution".
No one in their right mind would make their own Linux *kernel* in the year of our Lord 2020 + V + 1.
>unless they're severely autistic

>>107787601
He's one of the og linux guys, has been talking about it since forever. Probably has a tech background but I've never seen any information about it.

>>107787411
because it brings nothing interesting to the table
keep using C and C++ like a normal person, both languages are growing faster than rust anyways

>>107787411
The Jews love Rust
All that's happening here is the classic "you must pick a Jew" option they present you with, where they make sure their people infiltrate both sides of an argument then demand you pick between them.
Fuck the Jews and Fuck Rust/AI and any other pointless new tech.

>>107790103
that award goes to louis rossmann. lunjew is just another slimy jew who cries antisemitism any chance he gets

>>107787411
Lunduke is based and I'm tired of contrarians pretending he's not. There's nothing wrong with being Jewish. There's plenty of based Jews who are on our side with 99% of issues.

>>107787411
he's just milking you off clicks 4 shekles... smarten up you fucking retards

>>107787411
I love the onions faces he makes

>>107788021
>NT: do one thing, do it well. Can only create file handles one at a time.
>Can only open or close files/sockets one at a time.
That's a complete misunderstanding of what "do one thing, do it well" means but there are operating systems that can open and close multiple files at a time, like OS/360 which became z/OS. "Do one thing, do it well" comes from OOP but there's nothing against multiple open or closing files in that philosophy. The idea is that "open" itself does one thing (opening files or devices) and actually UNIX/Linux doesn't follow that at all, like ioctl which does a whole bunch of unrelated things.

>>107794687
>"Do one thing, do it well" comes from OOP
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy
>Make each program do one thing well.
>Write programs that do one thing and do it well.
Not a single mentioning of OOP.

>ioctl
And yet it *still* operates on single sockets.

>>107794752
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy
Because the UNIX "philosophy" people stole the idea, like they stole "everything is an object" and made up "everything is a file," but neither of those ideas actually apply to UNIX at all. OOP operating systems like Genera and Smalltalk were becoming popular and the next big thing and UNIX people wanted to pretend they had something like it already. It's just the UNIX version of the "we have food at home" meme.

>And yet it *still* operates on single sockets.
But it doesn't "do one thing" at all. It does a whole bunch of unrelated, arbitrary things.

>>107794816
>UNIX
1969
>Genera
1982
>Smalltalk
1972

Besides: no, that's not why they did it. They did it because the PDP-7 had a pittance of the memory of a fucking 8086 (which was itself limited to 640 KB conventional RAM), and mode switching was relatively simple (only a couple registers would be swapped out). Wasn't the case anymore by 1989 though (release of the 80_4_86).

>>107794752
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/rename.2.html
>rename - to change the name of something
>also it changes it's location
>also it deletes the a conflicting file at the new location

>>107787411
compromises structural stability
that's why we've invested so much in stainless steel.

if you want some chinkshit, then use rust, if you want something stable, use steel, C?

>>107794934
What if I want to rename multiple files at once? What if I don't want the function to block?

>>107794923
>>Simula 67
>1967
>>UNIX
>1969
But they did not "invent" the "UNIX philosophy" until the 80s after people already said those things about OOP and modular systems. UNIX is not as important as you think.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_concerns
>In computer science, separation of concerns (SoC) is a software engineering principle that allows software engineers to deal with one aspect of a problem so that they can concentrate on each individually. Concerns can be separated in various ways. Separation of concerns in terms of time is the underlying motivation of software development lifecycle methods.[1]
>Edsger W. Dijkstra in his 1974 paper "On the Role of Scientific Thought",[2] coined the term separation of concerns in relation to software qualities such as correctness and efficiency.
>Carlo Ghezzi in his book "Fundamentals of software engineering"[1] promotes Separation Of Concerns as the primary way to tackle the inherited complexity in software production.
>According to Carlo Ghezzi, the main benefit of software modularity is that it allows the application of the separation of concerns principle to system components, or "modules." Module details can be addressed in isolation; furthermore, module integration is treated as a separate concern that deals with the overall characteristics of software modules and their relationships.

>>107794936
>if you want some chinkshit, then use rust, if you want something stable, use steel, C?
C is like cardboard. Rust is like steel.

>>107794934
The command is called "mv" (move) and the function is called "rename" for some reason (UNIX is not a consistent design). The "rename" function can actually end up moving something to another drive or just change its name in the file system without moving anything, which is an inconsistent design.

>>107795125
>UNIX is not as important as you think.
Riiiiiiight. It only influenced:
>direct, certified descendants such as MacOS (Apple), AIX (IBM), HP-UX (Hewlett-Packard), Solaris (Sun/Oracle)
>UNIX-likes, such as Linux, BSDs, and other microkernels (even if they claim otherwise)
>NT on a syscall level (NtCreateFIle only opens a single file, NtClose only closes a single file, despite mode switches having been an issue as early as V86 mode)

>Module details can be addressed in isolation
Which leads to completely state-blind code, where the left hand doesn't know what the right hand does - meaning that there is a very good chance two functions do the same exact things multiple times because the interface didn't export a capability.

If you want to have a fun afternoon, go test how often SDL calls CreateFileA/W *on the main application file*. Completely gaga.

>>107795252
>MacOS (Apple)
The original Mac OS wasn't based on UNIX.
>>UNIX-likes, such as Linux, BSDs, and other microkernels (even if they claim otherwise)
None of those are microkernels and don't even have similar system calls. You're making things up in your head instead of actually reading documentation.
>>NT on a syscall level (NtCreateFIle only opens a single file, NtClose only closes a single file, despite mode switches having been an issue as early as V86 mode)
NT was influenced by VMS, not UNIX. UNIX didn't invent any of those ideas. FORTRAN and BASIC also only open a single file with one statement. Opening multiple files is older than UNIX too.
>Which leads to completely state-blind code, where the left hand doesn't know what the right hand does - meaning that there is a very good chance two functions do the same exact things multiple times because the interface didn't export a capability.
It leads to the opposite because both interfaces import the same module, so they reuse all the similar code and have no functions that "do the same exact things multiple times."

>>107795335
>>107795335
>None of those are microkernels
>even if they claim otherwise

>muh documentation
I don't give a shit what your documentation says. I will print it out, take a dump on it, smear it in your face, and there is nothing you can do about it. The API is a clear message-passing one like you would design for a microkernel.

>It leads to the opposite
I have traced and disassembled applications where exactly that happened. You have NO idea what you're talking about. Don't bother replying.

>>107795385
>>None of those are microkernels
They have nothing in common with microkernels.

>I don't give a shit what your documentation says. I will print it out, take a dump on it, smear it in your face, and there is nothing you can do about it. The API is a clear message-passing one like you would design for a microkernel.
You literally didn't read any of the system calls.

>>107795403
Didn't I just say "don't bother replying", retard?
Unbelievable. Can't even follow the simplest instructions.

>>107795414
Unlike Linux. The hybrid LARPing as a monokernel.

>>107795414
Because you're literally hallucinating and pretending that's reality. You're slandering microkernels by pretending something that is not a microkernel is actually a microkernel because you're hallucinating like an AI instead of actually learning about what you're talking about, or better yet, trying it out and seeing how it actually works.

rust is fine as a language
rust evangelicals are annoying as fuck

>>107795538
I don't consider the opinion of certified retards like you to be worth reading.

>>107795593
>I don't consider the opinion of certified retards like you to be worth reading.
That's another thing you're hallucinating. Your hatred of Rust and microkernels is based on hallucinations and misunderstandings.

>>107795625
>says the retard who doesn't understand how real software works
Didn't ask, go back to your idyllic books.

>>107795656
>So how many Rust projects out there use manual arena management with unified lifetimes all the time?

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>>107788885
Bad news bears
I was starting to like him

>>107795642
>>says the retard who doesn't understand how real software works
Rust and microkernels were both made by people who understand how real software works and want to make things better.
>program written in C is buggy
>NO! C IS PERFECT! IT MUST BE RUST'S FAULT!

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>>107787486
Based indeed. Shitskin communism btfo.

>>107795709
>C IS PERFECT!
I wish. But, no, the people who made Rust were sick and tired of C++ (don't blame them), and the people who make microkernels (with VERY few exceptions) have yet to move past 1982.

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>bryan lunduke has denounced nazism
Cringe
>bryan is jewish
Cringe
>bryan is
Cringe

Why are jews?

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>bryan lunduke is based

>>107787486
He's retarded and believes any software developed after 2005 is a political attack.

>>107787411
Because rust is garbage.

>>107796075
And yet it doesn't require garbage collection, curious

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>>107796282
Bro why cant you keep politics out of...
Oh gawd damb

>>107796282
What year was this?

>>107796289
Killing the jew is not going to make me tolerate kids or women (a.k.a. kids).

>>107787411
If the software is good and freedom-respecting, why obsess over who made it or whether it's considered chudware/trannyware/whatever?

>>107787411 (OP)
lunduke is a jew who grifts for nazis in the IT world.

it's the easiest and effortless way to make money.

>>107787601
trannies worship jews so that will never happen.

and no, lunduke has never showed proof that he knows how to program. quite the opposite, he has made statements about code that could only come from someone who has never coded anything.

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>>107795758
>>bryan lunduke has denounced nazism

?????????

he's a zio.

>>107796847
>A nazi reminisces in Der Angriff about his journey to Palestine
The fuck am I reading.

>are you now or have you ever been jewish?
>no i stopped being jewish five minutes ago
>are you jewish right now?
>no
>oh you wont mind if I check your EARLY LIFE on Wikipedia?
>YOU FUCKING ANTISEMITE

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>>107793634
louis rossman refuses to mention the jew, so nah.

>>107787411
Body mutilation competition...

>>107787411
we dont we just dont see what the hype is about

>>107787486
kinda true. but on the other hand he shouldn't shill literal who distros that are broken as fuck (Devuan and Openmandriva).
Also threads like this are always a cesspit, idk why they're never deleted.

>>107787601
He got a name by being a professional victim because he experienced "anti-semitism" while working at opensuse because they didn't celebrate Hanukkah or something

>>107788885
>>107787411
>>107788885
>>107795703
>>107797676
all of you retards love saying how gay and retarded jews are, yet blame them for practically running the world or at least america, how theyre so good at fooling people and ripping people off, etc. maybe they really are the chosen people, and you're just talking shit because of spite and envy

>>107801259
>this jew is dumb
>therefore all jews are
>therefore non-jews are even dumber
You lost your foreskin privileges.

Here's a real reason why jews hate Rust:

cargo bloat --release; grep strip Cargo.toml; echo ^ lol
    Finished `release` profile [optimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.03s
    Analyzing target/release/crate1

File  .text Size     Crate Name
0.8%  48.6%  17B [Unknown] _start
0.1%   8.6%   3B    crate1 crate1::init
1.7% 100.0%  35B           .text section size, the file size is 2.0KiB

Warning: it seems like the `.text` section is nearly empty. Try removing `strip = true` from Cargo.toml
strip = false
^ lol

>>107803273
Because a random tool gives a wrong warning cause it tries to be helpfull by assumeing the almost empty text section is caused by a strip?

>>107803521
No, because Rust just works and if your executable is bloated or slow it's a skill issue.

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>>107803543
Guess i misunderstood you?

Bit weird tho that cargo-bloat just shows the warning based on len < 10

>>107803548
the warning has nothing to do with the fact that Rust only needs 20 bytes for a functioning executable and if your executable is bigger than that, it's your own fault for writing more code.

>>107801259
jews are useful retards as they're willing to colonize a barren wasteland and mutilate, rape and kill anyone the natives and eastward in exchange for money from white gentiles.

they're going to be rightfully exterminated the moment white gentiles stop having their back (and white gentiles will be next).

>they

i can't tell if you're a samefagging jew or a jeet/chink (all jeets/chinks worship jews):

>>107803553
> Rust only needs 20 bytes for a functioning executable and if your executable is bigger than that, it's your own fault for writing more code.
nice. i could just code my own program in assembly if i needed it to be 20 bytes in size, not including exe/elf data. now start importing rust libraries and report back to us.

>>107787411
he doesnt hate rust he just correctly points out that rewriting everything just because theres a new language is retarded

>>107804004
>now start importing rust libraries
your own choice, your own fault, your own skill issue, libraries are a perverse idea anyway, if you can solve your problem by importing solutions, you can be replaced by a LLM
Optimally written Rust code has very minimal amount of inline assembly and is infinitely more maintainable than equivalent C code and that's all that matters.
As for difficulty of writing anything like that, it's not my problem, C programmers could do it in piece of shit language like C, if you cannot do it in a language that gives you tools to express high level concepts through interfaces that uphold invariants mostly by virtue of type system alone, that's again, a skill issue.

>>107804250
Especially if the code generation of the language is still poor (other languages have had decades optimizing the bejesus out of their pattern matching and code generation, and even *they* fuck things up periodically, especially with regards to stack, ABI, or SIMD instructions) and its only selling point could've been achieved with
>manual arena management
in C.

>>107804388
>>manual arena management
nice cope, doesn't work in the real world, average cnile is a clown whose library has malloc somewhere within and you cannot opt out, even if you get escape hatch via ability to define xmalloc to be used by the library, it's still garbage, because it uses malloc and not manual arena management.
The only way to deal with this is to rewrite it from scratch. And why would you choose C again if average Cnile writes shitty code that you cannot improve and want to rewrite from scratch? That's where rewriting it in Rust comes from. The "problem" of people rewriting things in Rust is caused by none other than cniles themselves writing shitty code. That's called irony if you ever want a perfect example of it.

>>107804405
>doesn't work in the real world
At least you put your retardation at the beginning of your post so that I can justify not reading the rest of it.

>>107804388
>and its only selling point could've been achieved with
>>manual arena management
>in C.
That's not a C feature so you can't do it in standard C.

>>107804428
Alright, I'll go tell my compiler that VirtualAlloc and mmap no longer work.

>>107804422
Hey fizzbuzzer, show me a SSL implementation that uses arenas instead of malloc.
>>107804428
Don't worry, alignof is standard keyword in C23, oh wait ahahahah midwits who defend C also seem to hate updating to actually relevant C standards and using features REQUIRED why what they claim to do in their fizzbuzz, while every C library under the sun is a hack of OOP quality slop with malloc hidden underneath.
>>107804435
Calling VirtualAlloc or mmap requires inline assembly to implement, neither is standard.
I repeat, calling functions in C isn't standard.

>>107804385
> libraries are a perverse idea anyway, if you can solve your problem by importing solutions, you can be replaced by a LLM
that's not how any language works. that's just the ramblings of a dangerously low iq chimpanzee that has no idea how any programming language works. i'd be fucking shocked if you knew how a light switch functioned.

>>107804444
>show me a SSL implementation that uses arenas instead of malloc
I'm not aware of any - probably because most people doing crypto code don't know what the machine does internally.
>as is evident by the fact there's algorithms like Skein that still have no AVX-512 implementation despite being a perfect candidate

>neither is standard
And?

>>107804444
>rust tranny mental breakdown is this severe
it's embarrassing. the nonsensical lies are the best part about the breakdown. anons really have made your infected wound called a pengina twitch out of rage

>>107804455
Sorry to break it to you, but that's exactly how C, C++, Zig and Rust work. These 4 languages have features and provide control to the programmer over compiler that can compile down to pretty much identical assembly, if you find that one language limits you or is slower, it's a skill issue.
>>107804477
>I'm not aware of any - probably because most people doing crypto code don't know what the machine does internally.
That explains why cryptotards write inline assembly directly instead of using intrinsics and letting compiler to optimize the algorithm however it wants, I also accept your concession, because cryptotards seem to have forgotten that you don't want your secrets to be written into malloc that is handled by libc and not your own code, which could be malicious and you would never know.

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>>107796069
>He's retarded and believes any software developed after 2005 is a political attack.
it is though lmao. I'm not sure about lunduke's history exactly but he is sacrificing for the rest of us by calling out the corporate monopoly troons infesting tech ever since boomers woke up in the 2000s and squinted hard enough to realize a computer can render 60fps of nonkosher, so they sent in their fag slaves to make everything kosher.

>>107804480
Cool narcissistic projection lil bro, let me guess, your parents took your foreskin without asking you first? I feel so sorry for you... Except that it seems like you deserved that. Now please stop posting like they took more than foreskin and cut off your balls and the clitty you'd call a "penis" aswell.

>>107804513
Why do these fag slaves seem to be shitting things up in C?
I heard embeddedniggers wrote a javascript engine so they could write javascript for their arduinos or something like that, why would they do this if C is so great?

>>107804498
>That explains why cryptotards write inline assembly directly

$ fgrep 'asm' *.*
asm("rol %1,%0" : "+r"(value) : "c"(bits));

Only mentioning of asm I could find in the entirety of Skein.

>instead of using intrinsics
Intrinsics won't help you either. I've seen both GCC and clang generate utter nonsense for what could essentially be optimized to

MOVABS RAX,0x2034203320322031

But I doubt Rust will fare any better.

>>107804549
>I've seen both GCC and clang generate utter nonsense
And I haven't, maybe go and pick up a book like C standard and use it to learn to read and how to avoid writing buggy UB code, jeet.

>>107804555
Nah, I'd rather replace you and your entire race. That sounds like a much better investment of my time.

>>107804564
>didn't deny being a jeet

>>107804572
>doesn't deny being replaced

>>107804584
Because I'm white and you're a jeet.

>>107804594
Soon you won't be anything at all.

>>107804597
If that's what takes you realize the mistake you're making, I'm completely fine with it.

>>107804597

lol shitskin mad.you'll never be white :)

>>107787411
>Rust improves safety, which means less vulnerabilities to exploit by state sponsored actors
>Rust is too difficult for an AI, so you still need employ real people
>Rust is too difficult for jeets, so you still need to employ white people
>Rust is too difficult for midwits, so criticizing it is a very easy way to attract viewers who are emotionally invested in topic but don't require you to actually discuss difficult technical aspects
It literally this simple.

>>107804613
>mistake
Nah, just a happy little accident. :^)

>>107804665
The world's browns are united together against whites, find out what happens when all whites are gone and you get tortured to death by your fellow brownoid, monkey.

>>107804250
People have been rewriting everything even when there was no new language.
There exists like dozen of different coreutils rewrites(probably much more if you count niche ones). Most of them are written in C.

Rewriting old projects is as old as programming itself.

>>107804692
>implying anyone cares

>>107804713
There will be nobody left to care once last white is gone and brownoids start an eternal war against who's browner

>>107804746
And? Won't save you.

>>107804771
My death will save me from what's to come.
I will pass on to a better place, you will suffer forever in brownoid blender. Enjoy!

>>107804783
If death saves you, then it saves us as well. :^)
And if there's a better place, then we'll come for that, too.

>>107804798
Only humans can die.

>>107804807
>implying whites are human

>>107804840
Whites are human and are leaving this earth to a better place, while brownoids are totally oblivious to what's happening.

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>>107804856
>Whites are human

>brownoids having a melty again
uh just use AI to write Rust?

>whiteys think they're irreplaceable
>until they're not
>and project their own melty of not accepting this onto others

>>107804663
Don't worry, anything "difficult" or high IQ is trannyware.

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>>107787689
>mindfucked
Holy projection.
Dilate.

>>107787411
Is Rust the language of choice for anti-Semites?

>>107804435
>Alright, I'll go tell my compiler that VirtualAlloc and mmap no longer work.
Those are Windows and Unix/POSIX functions, not C functions. Do you think windows.h and CreateWindow are part of the C standard too?

>>107805308
Not my problem the C standard people didn't do their jobs. Fun fact: OG UNIX used to have a heap parameter to allow for such arenas: https://github.com/dspinellis/unix-history-repo/commit/23055b9b5eb219e7870b225475b823762ffee47f

>>107804920
AI can't write Rust because there hasn't been enough Rust written for AI companies to steal from.

>>107804697
im not saying 'alternate versions bad' but most of them have a point like busybox exists because its small ive seen it on tiny embedded devices with only a couple megs of memory.

what most people are saying is
>the same thing but in rust
is not a valid reason to switch to a new program. especially not for stuff that has decades of use/testing under it's belt.

this is the 'cult like behavior' OP is talking of its done by people who just want to shove the language they like everywhere with no regard for practicality and reliability of really old and time tested code.

this is nothing new i feel like every shiny new language gets shoved into every place it shouldnt be shoved to when it gainst a lot of popularity fast

>>107805497
the only cult like behavior is starting to screech when a better language starts replacing yours

>>107805665
You mean, like whiteys do?

>>107805497
>im not saying 'alternate versions bad' but most of them have a point like busybox exists because its small ive seen it on tiny embedded devices with only a couple megs of memory.
And the point of eg uutils is to implement coreutils in a memory safe language. Coreutils is also a good target for practice in general because it consists of many simple programs meaning it has very low barrier of entry to familiarize yourself and contribute. If you want to practice Rust and contribute to FOSS, uutils is literally best choice.
I don't see how you jump from this to 'cult like behavior'. Everything that is popular is being rewritten in everything that is popular. This is the nature of FOSS. Just look how many alternatives there is to grep, neofetch, protracker, xterm, bash, etc.

>>107806096
theyre already memory safe
do you think any of them have leaks after a billion years in use?

>>107787411
Less 0-days to exploit.

>>107787411
Red jew vs Blue jew
Esaus' gambit
Of course you will have always have the jew telling you that NO the PREVIOUS jewing is better. There is a third way... Hare

>>107806118
Yeah, Remember shellshock?
Also you've missed my point entirely. It's not vulnerabilities that cause people to rewrite projects. Like I've said, every popular language is used for rewrites like this, not just memory safe languages.

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Lunduke hates Rust because he is a luddite and is a right wing racist homophobe who uses his Jewishness as a leverage to justify his hatred of other marginalized communities. His jewishness is not the problem, his problem is his vehement hatred of people he dislikes.

He is a victim to the mentality which drives his own persecution. If he merely opened his eyes he would see Rust as just a tool which is only as sharp as the PERSON not the CLASS/TYPE of PERSON using the tool.

Not antisemetic btw.

>>107787411
>jews hate rust
WTF I love Jews now!
>also checked
Weird, tho, cuz it's troonware, so you'd think (((they))) would support it fully.
...is this yet another case of their famous deception? "Oy, vey, you'd better not use this, Goyim! Heh, and you'd better not NOT use it because we told you not to!"
>t. not using rust anyways

>>107804663
>Rust improves safety, which means less vulnerabilities to exploit by state sponsored actors
"unsafe" function wants a word with you

>>107806118
I don't think they have enough vulnerabilities to be worth rewriting on that basis but they're still not airtight no
https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2025-5278

>>107807444
i think first it wants a word with you, you seem to not know what "unsafe" does.

>>107807277
you really think there are memory leaks?

>>107807580
I haven't said anything about memory leaks.

>>107807444
Every memory safe language has something like unsafe. Ada, Java, C#, Python, etc

>>107806118
Memory leaks are the most minor memory bug in C programs. Buffer overflows and other bugs resulting from out of bounds access are a bigger problem.

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Based jew