Mind if I ask what that means? It seems like an interesting observation, but there are a couple of bits of terminology I don’t understand, like "leg day" and "party piece".
Any clarification would be appreciated, thanks!
Leg-day is bodybuilding terminology, and refers to the day of the week when the bodybuilder is supposed to be training the leg muscles. According to the meme, nobody wants to train the legs because they show the least.
[1] https://www.jonathanturner.org/2016/01/rust-and-blub-paradox...
> nobody wants to train the legs because they show the least.
It reminds me of the story about how Google drops products because no one wants to maintain an existing product. That would not show "impact", not like launching a new product would, and impact is how you get raises and promotions.
I am not sure I would take anyone seriously who thinks this is a valid point to make about a programming language.
Rust is obviously good for safety but for everything else (to me at least) it seems unidiomatic and ugly, admittedlty I've never really sunk my teeth into it (I've read a fair amount into the theory behind the safety features but never done a proper project)