nullability annotations in C
nullability annotations in C
Posted Feb 15, 2025 22:29 UTC (Sat) by alx.manpages (subscriber, #145117)In reply to: nullability annotations in C by mb
Parent article: Maintainer opinions on Rust-for-Linux
Posted Feb 15, 2025 22:40 UTC (Sat)
by mb (subscriber, #50428)
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Posted Feb 15, 2025 23:05 UTC (Sat)
by alx.manpages (subscriber, #145117)
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Why did you put it in quotes? Were you implying that my reasoning is inferior than yours? Isn't that offensive? Please reconsider your language.
> And because "I always did it like this" isn't a reasoning that helps in discussions.
It is, IMO. I'm not a neurologist. Are you? I'm not a expert in how people learn languages and how learning secondary languages isn't as easy as learning a mother tongue. But it is common knowledge that one can speak much better their mother tongue than languages learned after it. It should be those that argue the opposite, who should justify.
Or should I take at face value that I learnt the wrong language, and that somehow learning a different one will magically make me write better *without regressions*? What if it doesn't? And why should I trust you?
Posted Feb 15, 2025 23:12 UTC (Sat)
by mb (subscriber, #50428)
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I will from now on block you here on LWN and anywhere else.
Posted Feb 15, 2025 23:31 UTC (Sat)
by alx.manpages (subscriber, #145117)
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Okay. You don't need to. Just asking me to not talk to you would work just fine. I won't, from now on. I won't block you, though.
nullability annotations in C
And because "I always did it like this" isn't a reasoning that helps in discussions.
nullability annotations in C
nullability annotations in C
>Please reconsider your language.
nullability annotations in C