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> if the code goes boom, it's on the developer This is the same argument C (and Zig!) people have for manual memory management. You can avoid memory problems b
by resonious 2mo ago
> if the code goes boom, it's on the developer
This is the same argument C (and Zig!) people have for manual memory management. You can avoid memory problems by being a good developer.
- yoghurtwere 2mo agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1p0srgs/comment/npld8vh/ https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1p0srgs/commen...
- stefr- 2mo agoYou pasting this comment link on all the replies clearly shows you don't understand what actually went wrong in this Cloudflare outage. But Rust bad.
- bayindirh 2mo agoWhile I have my opinions on manual memory management, I'll not open that file today (well, it may leak). On the other hand, Go explicitly warns and tries to prevent you from ignoring or not handling possible errors. This is a bit different than a happy C compiler which doesn't warn you about leaking memory.