Thread 106580471

Rust shills openly manipulate discourse through vote manipulation and brigading, nothing organic or honest about it.

https://discord.gg/kKV8ZxyzY4
https://reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/1nf1lga/i_want_something_like_pythons_uv_for_c/

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Rust shills have no response to this.

>>106580471 (OP)
>discord
>reddit

>>106580540
>please let Rust shills like me have free reign everywhere on the internet
Fuck off.

>>106580471 (OP)
We know that. It's because Rust grew out of Mozilla which was (and still is) the insane transgender capital of big tech.
Why is that? I don't know.
Mentally ill terminally online people just seem to love Mozilla, and those same people helped create rust and shill it at every chance.
It is a grooming cult.

>>106580556
>blah blah blah
Why brigade, Rust shill?

Rust shills don't even want to touch this thread.

If the r/cpp moderators fail to act on this, you can also report them to Reddit for being bad custodians of their subreddit.

>>106580471 (OP)
why should i care what happens on reddit? also
>personal army

>>106580649
>>106580548

>>106580471 (OP)
reddit trannies
discord trannies
rust trannies

Why dont you all neck yourselves?

>>106580471 (OP)
Go back. NYPA.

>>106580824
>>106580548

>>106580471 (OP)
Rust shills in panic mode.

>>106580471 (OP)
NYPA. Fuck off to reddit.

>>106581311
>>106580548

Rust shills gone bad.

>>106580471 (OP)
>programming language identity politics

I'm learning rust because it's memory safe and basically as performant as C/C++. I care not about what someone on reddit is doing nor about your retarded kultur war.

>>106581979
https://materialize.com/blog/rust-concurrency-bug-unbounded-channels/

>>106581979
>memory safe
its not

>>106580471 (OP)
>Rust
This is r/cpp talking about a C++ PM
Fuck off jeet

how do we make Rust based and get all the trannies out of it bros? I kinda like the name and the logo of Rust but I won't use this tranny infested shit now

>>106582284
That is a Rust project shilling its project and brigading r/cpp. Fuck off into a ditch, Rust shill.

>>106580471 (OP)
Both c++ and rust have shit syntax. Might as well start over with a new language

>>106582299
But that would require Rust to be technically good overall, and it isn't. If Rust was technically good overall, it'd all be fine, because Rust could just be liberated with no one having control over it.
Not surprising that Rust crabs invest so heavily into shilling.

>>106580471 (OP)
will US putting all the trannies in death camps in 2026 ruin the future of rust? you can't just remove 90% of the community without serious repercussions

>>106582345
But it is. It is worse than C++ in performance, but it is still better than Go and all GC pajeetlangs

>>106582363
What schizophrenia is this? If anything like that were to happen, it would be mass curing, not mass death. And thus research into curing would first have to be done. And that would take time to do properly, since it's presumably complicated, and while some research have been done already, much is still unknown, and other things have been confused due to deception. Like, it's known that waste chemicals can mess with people and animals. And genetics can play a factor.

All in all, I don't know why there would be fear about this. Unless you're selfish and evil and have committed some kind of crimes in your own perspective. Like raping a woman and then trying to become trans to get into a women's prison.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-64413242
>Isla Bryson was remanded to Cornton Vale women's prison in Stirling after being convicted of the rapes when she was a man called Adam Graham.
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/investigations/man-posing-as-transgender-woman-raped-female-prisoner-at-rikers-lawsuit-says/5067904/
>Man posing as transgender woman raped female prisoner at Rikers, lawsuit says

It'd be fine for pedos to get a bullet, however.

>>106582425
go is comfy and just works (tm) though. it's the ikea furniture compared to rust's "here's a bunch of trees and a bunch of metal you can turn into screws, have fun"

>>106582429
>kind of crimes
kinds of crimes

>>106582425
>>106582435
These arguments are retarded, dishonest, incompetent and low-IQ. Are you a Sub-Saharan African?
A lot of demented Rust shills keep failing to identify some of the major reasons why Go is popular in backend development. While I don't recall ever writing a single line of Go code, there are some rather obvious factors, such as green threads. You cannot compare Rust and Go and not consider green threads. Async Rust is lightweight as I understand it, and is better on some kinds of checks for concurrency than Go due to borrow checking (Go code can have UB, Rust mostly requires unsafe for UB). But green threads are easy in many ways, and Rust async has lots of complaints https://users.rust-lang.org/t/state-of-async-await-unrestrained-cooperation-is-not-cooperative/131119 . Significantly less need to worry about blocking in Go, just do what you want to do. Conversely, Rust async is typically cooperative, so you don't want to block without being careful, similar to most other programming languages. Originally, Graydon Hoare wanted Rust to have green threads.

>>106582557
>While I don't recall ever writing a single line of Go code,
... I certainly don't mind spewing my opinions everywhere, even at people who wrote plenty of go

https://users.rust-lang.org/t/state-of-async-await-unrestrained-cooperation-is-not-cooperative/131119/3
>we are in a swamp of backwards compatibility
Why does he mention a "swamp of backwards compatibility"?

>>106582571
So why did Graydon Hoare want to have green threads in Rust, if Go having green threads is not significant when compared to Rust?