metaltyphoon

Because its not as convenient

Not convinced at all by these reasons. Rob Pike has long stepped down from the Go team so it shouldn't matter? This is a website not a language change.

For God sake, add a syntax highlighting on the official page! Otherwise this is awesome

> I think the perf jump from Ruby to Rust is much greater than .NET Core to Rust

This has not been true for me. If you are constrained by memory, you will still come out better using Rust, even if you use C# with AOT. We use .NET 10 at work and see 1/5th of the memory being used by a ported Rust service. Your mileage may vary.

> But also, if they all use 500 agents daily and latest models can "one shot" everything, one would think 5k issues are fixed in no time...

IMO, CC should be the poster child of what LLM coding should "feel" like. If things are so good why are there so many issues? Why can't they get a handle like other well-run projects? As you said, they have unlimited tokens so this project should be close to pristine as much as possible.

> Those numbers don't really mean anything

IMO this is very dismissive. One example of probably many more, where software is used by millions and yet doesn't have this much being reported.

https://github.com/curl/curl/issues

Do you really think that having this many issues is justifiable/ok?

https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues

You realize you can write the Rust version in the same way the Zig one too right?

That’s the first thing others point to being LLM-generated. If you see, right after the phrase you quote, there is a question as to what else OP thinks is LLM-generated. I didn’t put words into anyones mouth

After going over that section again I can see it now.

So anything that has em dashes is now considered LLM generated? What made you think this is generated?

My iPhone 15 pro is showing 15GB

Applies to both sadly.

Didn’t matter, the space on disk still not reclaimed. On my macbook air it’s 35GB

I turned it off on my iPhone and no... you don't reclaim the space

How can I not remove 35GB of "Apple Intelligence" download? I hope there is a way to do this both on macOS and on the iPhone too

Why are you just pasting LLM answers :(? I see this constantly in Slack DMs to every day from work. It hurts

C# solves this so elegantly

   string text = """
      This is a long comment
      But I can split it
      And keep my indentation.
      """;

Very aggressive. "Will you $FAVORITE_LANG people ever shut up?"

10… it is 10 now

Meanwhile using it via GCP Vertex it was down terribly for 2 days last week

> No, printf does not flush when \n is encountered, unless you specify it with setvbuf(stdout, NULL, _IOLBF, 0);

If stdout is connected to a terminal, it is already line buffered and one doesn’t need to setvbuf at all

Well, printf flushes when \n is encountered. Does zig have something similar?

I think when people mention generics, they don’t mean builtins from the language but a language construct for generics.

C# was meant to have generics in day one, but it didn’t make the cut and it was introduced on the next version (2.0)

Mark? AwareDigital 2013?

Funny enough, in their both latest versions. C# AOT has a smaller runtime than Go one

> since any use of external imports is prefixed by the package name.

And this is also one of its biggest problem, any package can take a good valid variable name that can’t be used without shadowing a package. If it only didn’t make the stupid, IMO, idea of casing for access modifiers and made struct Pascal then this wouldn’t have been a problem.

This must be an online thing. In 15+ years of career I haven't yet heard "real software engineer...". If you get your work done no one cares how the hell you accomplish it

> Rust is (mostly) safer and more succinct than Zig while being dramatically less ergonomic

This is just your opinion.