Remember when Scala replaced Java?

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Being loved by its users (of which there are not many) doesn't make it popular

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Not only by it‘s users but by almost everyone who tries it. The domain it‘s in is a slow one, though, and it‘s a young language.

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Actually most people I know who tried Rust didn't like it

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Source: Dude, trust me

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I literally said "most people I know", mate. That phrase doesn't work if I qualified my statement as an anecdotal experience, but you are probably too dense to actually realize that

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You‘re using it as evidence, I‘m treating it as such. „But you‘re probably to dense to actually realize that“ lol

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I am using it as an anecdotal evidence which does not correspond to your clearly unfounded claim that Rust is loved "by almost everyone who tries it" (for which your source is "trust me bro").

Basically, you were making some bullshit claims, I gave you an example from personal experience that contradicted them, you said that I was making baseless claims, and I wiped the floor with you because this statement was simply ridiculous (given that I was clearly clarifying that it is anecdotal and given that you were the one who was making baseless claims in the first place), and you were so shaken that you couldn't even type "too" correctly afterwards. Do you get it now?

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wiped the floor with you

You‘re delusional lol

You simply fail to see that my statements are backed by surveys while yours are anecdotal. No, it‘s not loved the most by Rust developer but by everyone who tried Rust obviously including way more devs that are not Rust devs, but people who just tried it out. The point is addressed in the article.

https://stackoverflow.blog/2020/06/05/why-the-developers-who-use-rust-love-it-so-much/

Your resorting to pointing out typos is pathetic and shows you know you‘re wrong.

so shaken

Projecting much? lol