Comment by rualca

> I don't think the world has a need for faster c code. But is in dire need for less broken software. This is trying to do the opposite.

And that's ok. There are tools for that at the reach of those who place a premium on those requirements.

For those who favour interoperability, simpler mental models, efficiency, and more importantly a tool with a proved track record, there's C.

And there are plenty of reasons why C is the de facto standard in spite of all alternatives.