Comments by "Luredreier" (@Luredreier) on "Low Level" channel.

 @RenderingUser God, that comeback cracked me up even more then the OP. :-P
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@OlegLecinsky Plenty of people have found practical uses for it. While it's rare to refactor everything into Rust it's actually becoming quite common to refactor bits of code into Rust. Things that needs memory safety, speed, parallelism etc.
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@xslvrxslwt Unsafe Rust does the job just fine. There's quite a few people doing embedded and system level programming in Rust who prefer that over C and C++ And it's nice to know exactly where it's safe or unsafe. Keeps it clear where you need to search for the critical bugs. Also, if you play ro Rusts strengths instead of just fighting the compiler you can actually have a higher productivity with Rust even for systems level programming.
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@andrewlalis The concealed weapons part should honestly be decision by the local organization doing the job, not by the trademark. For me as a European not carrying concealed weapons is the norm, but even I find it offensive the the trademark is being used to make that decision. That's for lawmakers, social norms and local organizers to decide. I can criticize American gun laws all day, but at the end of the day it shouldn't be this document that decides that particular topic any more then it should decide the whole rest of that list of excessive restrictions... This has really put me of Rust...
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Why AWS? There's others out there that isn't collecting data themselves all over the world...
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3:10 I don't see why that would require more thinking then regular notation... You'd need something more complex then just that one value to throw me off...
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@AlbatrossCommando Only way for the feds to get information about you is if it's also available to potentially malicious actors...
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Just do that in unsafe rust code?
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