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by gchamonlive 1199 days ago
Is it trying to pull merits from the fact that it is written in Rust, though? I think attributing quality claims by default from the language is something you are projecting on your own. The title just says it is "written in Rust", not "written in Rust, therefore better".
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After trying out Hyper (electron), Warp (Rust) and iTerm (Objective-C, Swift), I'm not as much interested in the language itself, but at least the fact that it's not an Electron terminal. So I guess I do subconsciously project the "therefore better", not because it's Rust, but because I'm assuming it won't grab a couple GB of memory.
> The title just says it is "written in Rust", not "written in Rust, therefore better".

Why does the title say "written in rust" then, if not because the author believes it's inherently worthy of merit? It's largely irrelevant to users of the software.

For those who may be interested? Why does it bother you when it is not relevant to you?

I follow HN mostly through RSS with various filters. Rust is one of the keywords that I follow.