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Re:Rust: A Critical Retrospective by pjmlp on Thursday May 19, 2022 @01:16PM (#31437383)
Depends if one considers compilers, linkers, networking stacks, kernel emulation, unikernels, userspace drivers, databases, GPGPU debugging systems programming or not.

Despite my opinion on Go's design, I rather would like to see people using Go instead of C for such use cases.

Re:Rust: A Critical Retrospective by yakubin on Thursday May 19, 2022 @07:44PM (#31441665)
To be fair, compilers and linkers can be thought of as pure functions (if we ignore stuff like including timestamps in builds e.g.). They have no special requirements language-wise. You can write them in any general purpose programming language. Even Brainfuck will do (for one-file programs fed through stdin). No argument about the others though.

Although I guess JIT compilers may be classified as systems programming, since you need to do some OS-specific tricks with virtual memory during execution of the compiler.