Quit poking at the openbsd maintainers. Jokes aside (I mean maybe they are one I don't know), it is at least a coherent opinion that inherently complex but critical software infrastructure would ideally be kept as simple and understandable as possible with all the correctness and verification apparatus staying out of the way so you can see what is there to be backdoored. I use rust primarily and like using it, but there are well over a hundred crates just in the front end, and llvm isn't simple. I do miss the days when I could know what each line did.
If I am not too mistaken, microsoft rust syntax is close to c++ brain damage one, namely it is the issue more than any solution. Not to mention the cost of its runtime.
And yours is in no way related to mine...
Complaining about C++ compilers given the amount of increasing vibe code garbage and related hallucinations, certainly is.
Oh!
You meant it is even worse nowadays with vibe coding! My bad.
What has complex code got to do with it?
Trusting trust was based on old C. You don't get much more minimal than that.