Re:Rust vs. Go
by civility on Wednesday January 18, 2017 @11:52PM
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I've had several discussions with you over the last couple years. I create throw away accounts on Hacker News, Stack Exchange, Reddit, Slashdot, Rust Users, and so on because I value my privacy. I don't want to tie my throw away accounts together, so I won't include links.
My experiences discussing anything Rust related with you has generally gone like this: I list several things I think are problems. You refute a small nit in only one of them and neglect the rest of the message. Giving the impression that you've successfully refuted everything I've said, you tag on the stick-your-tongue-out smiley :P
I've had other discussions with other core Rust developers. As should be expected, the conversations go differently for each.
Re:Rust vs. Go
by kibwen on Thursday January 19, 2017 @02:27AM
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I'm interested in the arguments that the links contain, but I'm starting to see why I apparently never bothered to fully answer you in the first place...
My experiences discussing anything Rust related with you has generally gone like this: I list several things I think are problems. You refute a small nit in only one of them and neglect the rest of the message. Giving the impression that you've successfully refuted everything I've said, you tag on the stick-your-tongue-out smiley :P
I've had other discussions with other core Rust developers. As should be expected, the conversations go differently for each.