More of an open source kinda person. I have actually looked at LMMS and Ardour. And have a reasonably good understanding of music. Just don’t think I have enough persistence to focus on it. More of a programmer type.

Oh I’ve been waiting for this. I have two, by the same band The Chainsmokers. “Don’t let me down” and “Something just like this”. Two song I absolutely despise, because I utterly love the first verses of both, and after these two moments of incredible music the song just turns to something that doesn’t connect with me at all. All of the energy that’s build up is released with this dance-poppy beat that just… doesn’t… work… at all. And I utterly hate them because of this. There is so much potential there and yet it’s all wasted. It’s gotten to the point that I’ve been thinking about trying to remix the songs to fix this, but don’t think I have enough musical skill.

Nothing is more despicable than wasted potential, and these songs are dripping with it.

The two languages are polar opposites in this regard, Zig places the burden on the developer and makes it easy for them to produce memory safe software, whereas Rust places the burden on the compiler and makes it hard for developers to produce memory unsafe software.

The article even points this out. I personally think it’s very good to have these two languages for these separate use cases.The right tool for the job and all that.

Honestly if you want to boil water quickly just use a pan. Takes like 30 seconds.