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by zgs
6 days ago
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I don't the fanaticism around memory safe languages. We've had memory safe languages for a very long time. Algol-60, the granddaddy of many modern languages, had it sixty-five years ago. Algol-60 also had other safety features that modern languages don't have - for example integer overflow safety. The real issue is that we came to accept unsafe languages and are taking a really long time to put such features back. |
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