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Re:Rusty Ownership and the Lifecycle’s Stone by pclmulqdq on Sunday November 27, 2022 @05:06PM (#33767497)
The unfortunate reality for many Rust fans is that a lot of people would prefer to use a less complicated language when performance doesn't matter.

That Rust program you spent a day golfing to make beautiful use of iterators? Your friend wrote it in go in 15 minutes.

They also get static types, good dependency management, and singe executable deployment. Cython + mypy basically gives you that with Python.

Re:Rusty Ownership and the Lifecycle’s Stone by mplanchard on Sunday November 27, 2022 @07:57PM (#33768640)
I don’t know why this would be an unfortunate reality. People should use whatever language they want.

Rust gives you a lot of ways to express yourself, but now that I am quite familiar with it, I can write Rust just as quickly as I can write Python or Go.

You can spend all day code golfing in any language.