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What? I can’t hear you over all that not using rust noise!

Great tool for people who can’t code in C++.

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How about golang

It’s very good, that’s why nostr:npub1mygerccwqpzyh9pvp6pv44rskv40zutkfs38t0hqhkvnwlhagp6s3psn5p shipped nostrocket months ago

Depending on use case. Couldn’t do my job in it.

I was just stirring the pot. I’m trying to learn Rust after 20 years in C++ (which feels like I’ve had to relearn it twice after C++11 and 17).

Goroutines look pretty cool.

Goroutines and channels are great.

If you're using C++ and want a similar runtime efficiency with less brain cycles dedicated to memory allocation, use Go.

If you want something that executes an order of magnitude more efficiently than anything you can do in Go or C++, and don't mind banging your head against the wall for a few weeks while the compiler educates you about why you're an idiot, then Rust is your friend

Go is great for building webservices, agents, and CLIs. strong stdlib for network based applications, strong concurrency primitives. easy to write. deploys in a static binary.

I was sad to see poor support for systems programming. Everything you just named would be fantastic for embedded.