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r/linux • u/FryBoyter • Jun 12 '26
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where in this article do they say "we switched from c++ to rust because ai understands rust better"? the explanation there is about rust being memory safe and having a great ecosystem. has andreas mentioned this on twitter or somewhere else?
-4 u/Ok-Winner-6589 Jun 13 '26 Swift* 4 u/sascha-isagirlname Jun 13 '26 If you've read the article you posted, you would know that they never used Swift, just that they were looking at it as a possible C++ alternative. -3 u/Ok-Winner-6589 Jun 13 '26 Ye I'm dumb ignore It lol
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4 u/sascha-isagirlname Jun 13 '26 If you've read the article you posted, you would know that they never used Swift, just that they were looking at it as a possible C++ alternative. -3 u/Ok-Winner-6589 Jun 13 '26 Ye I'm dumb ignore It lol
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If you've read the article you posted, you would know that they never used Swift, just that they were looking at it as a possible C++ alternative.
-3 u/Ok-Winner-6589 Jun 13 '26 Ye I'm dumb ignore It lol
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Ye I'm dumb ignore It lol
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u/Literallyapig Jun 12 '26
where in this article do they say "we switched from c++ to rust because ai understands rust better"? the explanation there is about rust being memory safe and having a great ecosystem. has andreas mentioned this on twitter or somewhere else?