buttercat1791 on Nostr: I've been considering exploring Rust for personal projects, but for my current one, I ...
I've been considering exploring Rust for personal projects, but for my current one, I went with C++ instead.
Your observation validates the decision to me. C and C++ seem to be some of the most stable languages. As long as it can compile on your architecture, you're good to go.
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