top | item 35124949 (no title) k0k0r0 | 3 years ago I assume the parent comment did not make fun of nushell advertizing this, but instead about the rust community advertizing itself all the time. discuss order hn newest huimang|3 years ago To be honest, they have good reason. Being written in a strongly typed, memory-safe language is a huge advantage. Obviously it's not the primary thing to look out for, but I do prefer tools that are written in it. vips7L|3 years ago There are plenty of strongly typed memory safe languages. In fact I think those are the majority of popular languages. load replies (3) zozbot234|3 years ago > Being written in a strongly typed, memory-safe language is a huge advantage.Great point, C# is a strongly typed and memory-safe language if you don't use unsafe. So this really is a huge advantage for PowerShell.
huimang|3 years ago To be honest, they have good reason. Being written in a strongly typed, memory-safe language is a huge advantage. Obviously it's not the primary thing to look out for, but I do prefer tools that are written in it. vips7L|3 years ago There are plenty of strongly typed memory safe languages. In fact I think those are the majority of popular languages. load replies (3) zozbot234|3 years ago > Being written in a strongly typed, memory-safe language is a huge advantage.Great point, C# is a strongly typed and memory-safe language if you don't use unsafe. So this really is a huge advantage for PowerShell.
vips7L|3 years ago There are plenty of strongly typed memory safe languages. In fact I think those are the majority of popular languages. load replies (3)
zozbot234|3 years ago > Being written in a strongly typed, memory-safe language is a huge advantage.Great point, C# is a strongly typed and memory-safe language if you don't use unsafe. So this really is a huge advantage for PowerShell.
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zozbot234|3 years ago
Great point, C# is a strongly typed and memory-safe language if you don't use unsafe. So this really is a huge advantage for PowerShell.