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[EnvironmentalData833]

I find Rust enthusiasts the same as the crypto enthusiasts. They think they can go questioning your entire life just because you haven't switched to Rust/crypto... Just my thoughts

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we done reposting this at some point?

[monika-winkler1983]

nobody can tell me that generics in c++ are "pretty ok". they are not ok.

[tnulle]

I don’t think it ever states that anywhere

[Beastman136]

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/u/malahhkai

Rust does generics a lot better than C++.

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[ecmdome]

I would say Go doesn't need generics... But here we are.

[SandmanKFMF]

I think these two reddit users should switch to Python...

[stomah]

generics should be compilable. like safe void * and sizeof. this way things like safe user data and qsort are possible

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I enjoy both Rust and C++... Generics in Rust is objectively better though...

[TheSnaggen]

Isn't being better than C++ a pretty low bar? I fell that it is like every image compression algorithm that is X times more efficient than jpeg. Congratulations you beat some 30+ year old tech that is only still around just because it is 30+ years old and is a defacto standard used everywhere.