I'm not going anywhere and I'm certainly not going to be shitcoining. I think I'll start making a relay implementation for nostr in go. nostr:nevent1qqs2h75r2u3czufads9sl0qnu8peeka7xzynnlveewaghak7q0l8lgspz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfdupzpvkkwr098vnkj8qvxsqzykm9cddzd5rqjw7vg86gllr3uzg8l822qvzqqqqqqynds3kp
I’ve used this for a couple go relay projects: https://github.com/fiatjaf/khatru if you feel like reimplementing some of the primitives, like signing notes, without fat dependencies like go-nostr has, I’m interested.
Gross. Rust is better.
Rust is for hipsters that want to flex that they can learn a difficult language and then use it to make something that could have just used python anyways. Go is a much better swiss army knife. Rust isn't needed in 90% of the projects it's used in. 🤷🏻
Memory safety isnt needed? Weird assertion. Have you done any security research?
This was my point ☝🏻 Rust is great. Not dissing it, but if I need a script to rename some files, I'ma use python. Use the right language for the requirements of the project.
All fair points. Just love a good flame war. Writing a web server with a bunch if concurrent connections? Go or Elixir is probably best.