That's crazy.

huh

You haven't watched the video. If you did - you would know what the title really means instead of assuming it means being a literal replacement for C.

So you are against posting of any kind of non-text content on here?

Cuz you haven't watched it.

Have you thought about the fact that some people prefer to consume content is this form?

If you really watched it - can you tell me in one sentence what the video creator really meant with the title "Rust is the New C". It's not that Rust is a literal replacement for C.

Not to be rude but - if you actually watched the video, you would know that the meaning behind the title is something completely different than "Rust taking over C's role".

I love it.

Idk what /c/all means. I just thought this video was relevant to all of the communities above and thus I've posted it in all of them since some people are subscribed to just one of them and how are they supposed to see it then.

I'm not let gonna let people feed me negative karma and be ungrateful for me providing them (what I believe) is a good and useful piece of content. If there are more people who dislike than like, that means they don't appreciate the thing I posted, and that's why I'll nuke it.

I myself prefer to get info from in video form infinitely more than having to read it. I called you lazy for not even being able to check how long the video was. And you are lazy for not taking like 7 seconds to get to the transcript yourself.

This guy actually wild.

No offense, but this is some serious laziness. The video is 10 minutes long, and you can literally take the transcript and dump it into an LLM, and you will have a get a short readable summary in like 20 seconds of work.

The video’s message is that Rust is positioned to be the universal programming language of the future - one that developers can learn once and use across all domains throughout their entire careers, similar to how C served that role for previous generations of programmers.

Then you will continue to be misinformed in thinking Rust isn't universal. Your loss.

This is why you need to watch the video. It will show you why it's not overreach but reality.

That too. Or they could literally feed the transcript into an LLM and read a summary and main points.

The video's message is that Rust is positioned to be the universal programming language of the future - one that developers can learn once and use across all domains throughout their entire careers, similar to how C served that role for previous generations of programmers.