Replying to @haugejostein
It’s a bunch of dumb shit articles about “Arab-American mothers doing X” lol
And majority of C++ concepts in stdlib are higher order, I notice you purposely chose a leaf concept which are lower level and more complex. This is an example of a more typical one. Stop the cap.
And does a Swift programmer need to understand this to use List? No - yes they’re part of the interface, but these interfaces (rust/c++/swift) are very exhaustive and generic, no one needs to actually grok them to use them, you’re talking nonsense. And you know it.
Bro we already agreed Rust traits are terrible too - esp iterator traits, imo they’re worse or just as bad as c++ , do rust programmers really need to “understand” this signature to be able to use it? Answer: no, you only need to understand general behavior
Replying to @TCzajka
OK good. Also note the C++ is a leaf concept, whereas some of the Rust traits above seem to be built from other traits.
C++ concepts that are built from other concepts look a lot nicer too, since they go up a level of abstraction, this is from the C++ stdlib too:
Replying to @TCzajka
That's fair, but It was from the Tokio HTTP ecosytem - here is one from the actual Rust stdlib:
Replying to @TCzajka
The same goes for any Rust bounds? the constraints are part of the public signature, same as a concept:
Replying to @TCzajka
You're going to have a hard time convincing anyone this Rust signature isn't significantly uglier than the C++ one you highlighted (this is from Tokio):
Replying to @XOnnyXOXO @va1ag
lol like intramuros? It’s a Disneyland for tourists, NOT the real Philippines. And pasig river? lol, you got the ONE angle where it’s not full of trash. Quit the bullshit.









