Comments by "raianmr" (@raianmr2843) on "Go is faster than Rust??! Go vs Rust vs TypeScript Servers (as a scientist)" video.

  1. I don't know if this is a hot take or not but I feel that C++ is about several orders of magnitude better than C for this use case. Lack of classes is totally acceptable but lack of namespaces, generics, destructors, and so on just goes to show just how aging C is. C++ can be exponentially complex, but at least you get to write C-like code exclusively if that's what you prefer and at the same time use some nice modern programming concepts. This is exactly why STL was written using C++ even though its original creator hated the language. My suggestion is, if you're trying to get a job in the low-level space asap or get into academia, learn and stick to C++. If you're interested in compiler, kernel, embedded, etc. progamming, C makes it easy to predict generated machine instructions and so learn and stick to C. Otherwise Rust is the best option for you among the three from a language perspective.
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  2. Same. I hope Zig gets more killer products like Bun in the near future.
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  3.  fichdichindemarsch5018  interesting choice of words lmao
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  4. 1. a go advocate who makes videos and streams about rust regularly? LMAO 2. they already control the js world my dude
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  5.  @babakkarimi3593  why're you on youtube ahahahahaha
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  6.  @Ultr4noob  I totally agree with you. I'm an undergrad and I can totally see why so many people leak their C++ memories right after graduation.
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  7. Don't learn a technology unless you understand the issues it's solving. That said, definitely start with Go.
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  8. I don't understand what you're complaining about. You can definitely pass a pointer to a slice and change the value if you want to, even though that's not how they're meant to used. Slices are literally just structs of pointers. It's like complaining about why you can't modify something passed by value in C/C++.
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