Comment by bcjdjsndon
3 hours ago
Y tho? It's already bad enough a programming language wants to play politics (doesn't matter what my politics are if I want to code in the c "community"), now they're taking purely emotional stances like "AI evil"
3 hours ago
Y tho? It's already bad enough a programming language wants to play politics (doesn't matter what my politics are if I want to code in the c "community"), now they're taking purely emotional stances like "AI evil"
> now they're taking purely emotional stances like "AI evil"
But they aren't? Nowhere in the document it says this; in fact, it says the opposite - that they don't want to make a moral judgement.
> It's already bad enough a programming language wants to play politics (doesn't matter what my politics are if I want to code in the c "community")
It also doesn't matter what your politics are in the Rust community. My personal politics don't agree with the majority of prominent Rust contributors either, and that's fine. It doesn't (and hasn't) stopped me from being able to use Rust for over a decade now. Ignore politics and just engage on a purely technical level, and you'll be fine.
> It also doesn't matter what your politics are in the Rust community
Largely true, apart from the trans issue. Refuse to agree a man is a woman because he says it's true, and you're a bigot
You don't have to agree to treat people with respect. Using someone's preferred pronouns doesn't hurt you.