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What is your opinion about this?

>> No.57464538

>>57464426
This just in Microsoft hires an army of troon rust devs!

>> No.57464592

What’s the point?

>> No.57464646

>>57464426
rust is peak tranny ywnbaw language.

>> No.57464678

>>57464426
Rust will kill windows.

>> No.57464966

>>57464426
i’m rusty with my programming but isn’t C and to a lesser extent C++ pretty much all you need for a good programming language?

>> No.57465027

>>57464966
rust is memory safe c
it's also a dog whistle on /g/ to rally anti-trans retards to hate food software because there's a lot of trannies that vocally support rust. there's also widespread industry support but that doesn't matter. it's the trannies that matter in my mind.

>> No.57465031

>>57464538
>>57464646
>>57464678
you glow

>> No.57465206

bag me in, im going to run oil rig

>> No.57465209

>>57465027
Isn't the tranny thing overstated? Even John Carmack has stated that coding in Rust feels "wholesome," and that Mozilla's greater legacy might turn out to be Rust, not Firefox.

>> No.57465384

>>57464426
You should buy gitlab instead.

>> No.57465489

>>57464426
>>57464646
We already knew this, brown people can`t use C++

>> No.57468220

>>57465209
>Isn't the tranny thing overstated?
Yes, obviously. Trannies and humans alike both like Rust. Everybody likes Rust. There's zero reason to dislike it if you're not a contrarian retard, which is why contrarian retards resort to non-arguments like that.

>> No.57468264

>>57464426
They probably get government money to hire trannies

>> No.57468295

>>57465027
>rust is memory safe c
No it isn’t, if it was there would be no reason to rewrite the world and could be introduced gradually.

C++ is memory safe C, at least in the last couples of standards it’s improving in that direction

>> No.57469832

Kaspa is hodl

>> No.57470157
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57470157

My thoughts are:
>Beoble and Biz convinced me that I should keep buying Kaspa
>Rust is simply better but their indian pajeet developers didn't know how to code with it because all they know is C#, C++, Python and Java, if that
So, good all around.

>> No.57470173

>>57464592
Better performance and stability.

>>57464538
>>57464646
>>57464678
Learn to code in relevant languages for today's standards. And stop moaning.
>>57464966
>>57465027
Rust is fast and efficient and that's it. Who fucking cares about fabricated /g/ drama that board's filled with literal autists.

>> No.57470178

>>57465031
>>57470173
yeah kinda weird hate towards a programming language. who cares lol

>> No.57470183

>>57470157
>pajeet developers
>know how to code

choose one

>> No.57470193

>>57468220
90% of devs are trannies/femboys/gay anyway. It's the same stereotype as all of them being autistic to a degree.

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57470198

>>57470157
have fun #hodling and #buidling for another 10 years bro. Godspeed.

>> No.57470204

if windows 11 starts running better after this then i welcome this change because god damn it's kinda hilarious they are still running code from the 90's to this very day.

>> No.57470213
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57470213

>>57470157
If you keep buying Kaspa you will end up taking my order at McDonalds

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57470222

>>57470157
>BIZ AND BEOBLE TOLD ME TO-
Yeah, I can tell. Stupid nigger.

>> No.57471399

>>57470213
Why?

>> No.57471461

>>57470204
Linux is too, and the bsds might even have legacy code older than that.

>> No.57471686

>>57465206
Fucking underrated

>> No.57471851

>>57470222
Unironically bought $5,500 worth of KAS just a few minutes ago. It could go down further, but I’d rather not risk it.

Also, I took a screenshot of your dumb comment, will be posting it in May, when the price is $0.50+.

>> No.57472245

>>57470222
The whole market is down over 8% today

>> No.57472288

>>57465027
>Rust is memory safe
Not how memory safety works. No, slapping an 'unsafe' keyword doesn't magically prevent memory corruption vulnerabilities. The real way to fix the problem of memory safety is to implement security measures at the processor architecture level. ARM and RISC-V are making huge strides in this. Things like pointer authentication and memory tagging have made memory exploitation exponentially more difficult (but still not impossible). x86 processors need to die in a fire already. Rust is a pointless exercise. It doesn't really hurt anything, but it doesn't really solve anything either. Also it's extremely lacking in features. Working with threads in rust just plain sucks compared to C++ for example.

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>>57464426

>> No.57473004

>>57464426
I used C++ for 20 years. its days are over.
I realized this when I was reading about "the universal reference and perfect forwarding"
C++ never recovered from C++11.
Rust is far better, especially for embedded. I've never seen a single trannie that used Rust. It's plainly the future

>> No.57473171

>>57473004
JavaScript is the future losers

>> No.57473179

>>57464426
I trust Satya, he was ahead of times with AI

>> No.57473525

>>57465031
What are you even talking about? That's not glow posting, retard.

>> No.57473531

>>57464426
If windows adopts a cloud model on the OS then the world will absolutely start to shift to other platforms.

>> No.57473590

>>57473531
> windows
only 40 and 50 year old boomers still use that shit everyone with half a brain moved to Linux+GNU flavors 15 years ago.

>> No.57473614

>>57473590
Um, actually what you are referring to is GNU/Linux, not Linux+GNU