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We know the crimes against humanity are bad and subordinates are guilty if they do them. We don;t just let everyone off free except the head of state.
Not to see that united healtcare (as bad as they are) are anywhere near that, but I am saying that its clear that we, as a society, already hold all people complicit in evil as guilty. Not just the person at the top.
Those same people say it will hit 200k inevitably. I think all their reasoning is wrong, but yet they have been right. Curious what HN's opinons are.
This fills a pretty good niche. There are several backend APIs that I want to use rust for, but ends up adding so much upkeep and complexity to deal with, but Go leaves errors uncaught.
I like in NYC, so achieving the typical cost of drinks is not hard.
I say this as someone who loves rust and zig, but these types of statements make me feel like HN is way out of touch with the industry. New products are constantly made in C++. That doesn't make it good (and i don't think companies building in C++ are making the best choices), but to say that no big tech company is writing any new code in C++ is just not correct. I see this happen every day at my job.
I also would definitely say more C++ code is written every day over C, although I'll say, I am not as familiar with the embedded world, but I know one HFT/Gaming/Robotics firm will have millions of new C++ lines every day.
I assume the more unsafe rust used, the more the CVE numbers will appear like C and C++. People like to say unsafe means "I checked this and this is fine, compiler" and isn't a bad thing but I feel that's inaccurate since the whole point of rust is that people struggle to write safe code even when they are really checking. I feel unsafe rust is way more "I really hope this is right, but I have minimized it to just this area out of necessity, since it likely isn't."
I would like to see how much CVEs go down over time. The fact sudo is being rewritten suggests that even after long periods of use, security issues popping up is still a common-ish problem?
As someone who uses rust, I assume you would prefer the former absolutely.
I agree with this, but I also think this is such a “peace time” opinion.
If, for example, the nazis were at risk of invading the American homeland, would you want to wait until they are here and volunteers start coming in?
Again, I agree the draft is immoral, but so is war.
EDIT: for an even better example you should look up what the Japanese did to most civilians in WWII and really ask yourself if a draft to avoid that at home is bad.
If this is true, why not write everything in C++?
Javscript includes so many footguns that people know are bad (see the billion of examples of different types being added and getting random answers). Every langauge has some difficult parts, pretending that means any amount is fine is crazy. Javascript has earned its reputation.