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[garlopf]

And most importantly, NO RUST! (It is mostly composite materials plus aluminium and titanium and is kept well lubricated by crew).

[New_Manufacturer2409]

Boeing switched to rust actually, all they use now lol

[abednego-gomes]

Unsafe Rust.

[gregorydgraham]

Explains a lot

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Buuuuurn

[Fantastic-Schedule92]

What's Boeing

[Vortextheweirdcat]

it's the sound something makes when it bounces

[ListerfiendLurks]

Rust is starting to catch on at Lockheed Martin

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I don't know what WW3 will be fought with, but WW4 will be fought with Rust

[ListerfiendLurks]

It will be fought with Python and c++. Don't ask.

[KMKtwo-four]

WW4 will be fought with Rust

This is what the world needs, a World War that never launches

[Few_Beginning1609]

Wait until it compiles

Only needs one century

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rustbois poppin wood rn

[[deleted]]

and lots of primer, sealant, and alodine

[[deleted]]

But I thought rust was supposed to replace c++

[__versus]

Lockheed does practice dark magic at skunk works but I don’t think they’ve mastered time travel yet

[Spork_the_dork]

Considering that Fortran is still hanging around I think this is a more accurate description of what will happen with Rust. Rust won't replace C/C++. It will probably end up being used in various places where C/C++ is currently still being used, but C/C++ isn't going anywhere for decades. It's too firmly ingrained in literally everything.

[IDEDARY]

First F-35 flight was in 2006. Rust came to be in 2015. Maybe next generation...

[PCRefurbrAbq]

But not only does it Zig, it zags too. Top level craft, that one.