Comment by drogus

I don't have an obsession with you. I haven't read the entirety of your social media presence, but almost every time I see a discussion about Rust on Twitter, especially involving Fil-C, I see your criticism of Rust, without much nuance. To be honest, seeing your replies emphasizing Rust's memory unsafety under pretty much every tweet I've seen about the subject felt like an obsession with Rust, to me.

The problem I have with the framing I've seen countless times from you on social media is that I have never seen any nuance on what Rust's memory safety model achieves. You say you state facts, but stating facts without context can still be dishonest. Claims like "both C and Rust are memory unsafe languages" or "both C and Rust allow introducing memory safety vulnerabilities" are factually correct, but pretty much useless in practice.

I'm sorry for misinterpreting the "dislike" part. In retrospect I shouldn't have even brought like or dislike into it cause it was not the main point anyway. The main point was framing that I've seen on Twitter, not only from you, that in my opinion is quite one-sided.

I removed the dislike part from the post now.