@DotNetDemon83
I just love it when people make a programming language their personal identity said no one ever
@axeman2638
This is the conclusion I have come to also.
@BrandonDyer64
13:45 Any Rust dev that’s told you it’s easier than C is crazy. C is easy. C is the default, and it’s a great starting place for new programmers and in college. Rust, on the other hand, was one of the most challenging languages I’ve ever learned. Too many weeks of bashing my head against the wall until just the borrow checker finally clicked.
@Dionysus-Reality
You've hit the nail on the head it is the gramscian ideal of "March Through The Institutions". If the language is becomes very difficult it will be filled with people who are ideologically motivated towards very particularly ideals as opposed to being focused on open source software.
@SaidMetiche-qy9hb
As a C programmer for 9 years now, I agree with you, don't like these people who talk too much
@tikabass
The most tedious (aka difficult) part of kernel programming is not the language, by far. And it's not for everyone, even those with a college degree.
@lottery248
no wonder why it's called "rust".
@MarcoAurelio-sv2tk
Even the government recommended it. This should be already a huge red flag.
@CrucialFlowResearch
Greetings from North Carolina also. I think what you mean is that Rust in the context of Linux development is a trojan horse, the video title could be more specific.
@vampire_kiril
why would you use a programming language or engine by some insane people that can BAN you from technical service and help?
@rebus_x5313
One becomes a lunatic just by learning rust syntax.
@k98killer
Those who would give up essential liberty for a bit of memory safety deserve neither safety nor liberty.
@philosophyze
Great points! I started worrying about your objections as I've started learning Rust and their community governance. That whole kerfufle over the Rust brand was a warning siren. I have a very based developer friend who is doing some paradigm shifting software architecture with Rust but neither of us are involved with the community and you provide good reasons to stay that way. I hadn't thought of the community culture part of integrating Rust into the Linux kernal but you're obviously right. Anything with a "Code of Conduct" on something "free" is a problem. But my question is more whether this Hegelian/Marxist bent is inherent in all "Open Source" software?
@notuxnobux
There is a kernel developer that live streams his work. He had done it for years and then in one live stream he mentioned that he didn't like that rust is used in the kernel for some of the reasons you mentioned (technical reasons) and a few days later he got swatted while live streaming. They are activists as you say.
@sa3270
Such a shame when things get corrupted by woke ideologies.
@swedishpsychopath8795
This happened at work when they allowed Kotlin to be used alongside Java. Kotlin is an alternate Java syntax since it is based on running in a JVM. Now EVERY programmer must master both Java and the Kotlin dialect and everybody is worse off. But the Kotlin people are smiling from ear-to-ear from some reason.
@notuxnobux
One funny thing about that is that communists love rust when rust is one of the few languages with private ownership of resources
@stuff26422
Just discovered this channel. At only half of the video I can safely say that this is my new favorite channel on YouTube. Awesome dude.
@Tall_Order
This also goes into the communist idea that everything old must go. Just because it's old. Doesn't matter if it's something we rely on, that has done a great job or not. It's old, so it must be replaced by OUR version.
@garkeinbock7103