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That seems an entirely sensible stance. For me, there's a few other things that make me really want to use from Rust to ease some of the pain points of writing a language that low (error/null handling, destructuring match), so I'll stick with Rust for now. Worst case, I may need to apply my Rust experience to C++ later, but with the new features you are referring to and I keep hearing about, those features seem to be increasingly like what I would be doing in Rust, so there should be a lot of overlap of concepts and idioms by then.



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