It's simply not C. Enjoy.
If rust had GC instead of this gay bullshit borrow checker, I'd use it because then it'd be mich better than Go. But it doesn't have GC and I couldn't care less about being a cuck when designing a program and my abstractions. I guess some people enjoy it.
>>109539747>would rather be cucked by vague UB than listen to a direct and to the point compiler.
>>109539747sounds like you'll be happy with D.
>>109539768Yeah, I write a lot of D as a matter of fact.
Can you give me three good reasons to use Rust over C++?
>>109539795tranniesgayscocksbut it's not for me. you might like it
>>109539795Rust was designed without skill issues.
Retard low iq subhuman
>>109539732rustards before Rust was made public>I did nothing wrong>I did everything correct>nothing I could do
Python >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Rust has no usecase
>>109539732Rust is the most orgasmic programming language.
>>109539747Midwit take. The borrow checker is Rust's greatest strength, not a weakness.There are more than enough languages to choose from if you're okay with GC overhead and random lag when the GC kicks in.
>>109539732What?https://prog21.dadgum.com/128.html
I'm using this exclusively because I like iced.rs.
>>109539897Meant to quote >>109539747
>>109539747you write software in order to produce good software, not to have a fun software building experienceI'm not saying you can't have both, but suck it up and deal with your problems at compile time, not run time. Your GC is cucking you when you need it the most (runtime) instead of you spending the time up front to think through how your program worksyou hold a very short sighted take. I guess the fad these days is to call it a midwit take.
>>109540951Based.
>>109539863c++ still top dog lmao
>>109539732I suspect Rust community hates AI simply because Rust sucks at tensor math and it's devs are not smart enough to write efficient libraries, not because they won't. Very cultlike behavior desu. AI researchers and developers are among the smartest mathematicians on the planet. Very few trannies among them which is a good thing.
>>109541424C is top dog, C++ is the chihuahua that barks along and thinks it's tough
I don't have much against Rust as a language but I absolutely abhor using it because of crates. Pull in 2 crates? those two pull in 80 transitive dependencies. This is not only disgusting but a major security risk, especially for supply chain attacks.
>>10954145999.9% of video games and platforms, all general OS, initial python, Java and JS, fast AI models use c++ platforms too. What is Rust dominant in again? Having its developers use HRT? Not even memory safe 100% of the time Ahahahahahhahahahahahh. Not an ISO standard language ROFL. Caused massive cloudflare outage and introduced problems with the new linux kernel.
>>109539732>manual codingTrans threadJust use ai, snailcat
>>109541491Rust needs to at least "invent" a pnpm equivalent or something. The bloat alone sucks.
>>109539747The BC IS a GC, just one of the worst kinds because it deludes retards into thinking they're managing things themselves
>>109541491how does that differ from other languages with an online repo of library packages like pip and npm? Are those libraries all pure implentation with zero dependencies?
>3 active rust shill threads all made within 3 hours of each othervery organic
>>109539747And Rust programmers still need CG.https://crates.io/keywords/garbage
>>109541492my comment was about C, which is funny since that's what most of what you mentioned use, especially general OSes and even Python
>>109539732are rust meetups a good way to meet other trannies im looking for courage to come out im trying to get comfortable with it by learning rust
>>109541530You're already a girl and always were. Don't worry about it, sister.
>>109541530we see a doubling of trans sisters about every 2 years> Moore's Law
>>109541530>coodetrans>transLmao
>>109539795Move by default, destructive moves, one core unified way to construct structs, no implicit non-trivial copies, only two implicit conversions: auto(de)ref and deref coercion, encapsulated synchronization primitives instead of decoupled ones, Send/Sync, pattern matching, first-class tuple support, ability to actually pass structs via register, working modules, working source distribution, working ootb build system, borrow checker.
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>>109541491Brainlet take. Splitting the same code into multiple packages that do one thing each has no impact on the amount or safety of it, in fact in most cases where you have more than one top level dependency it reduces the total amount of code. It also increases the quality of code in your dependencies.This is a classic "I feel this way because internet told me to". Like the idiots mislabeling a lot of dependencies as being dependency hell
>>109541641Ah yes, splitting everything into multiple packages that each require multiple packages, each with their own maintainers, release schedules, and levels of safety autism is so much better than a crate having the odd transmute statement.Likewise, reinventing OS libraries poorly is so much better than just using it like everything else does.
