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This could work in the reverse too.
"I like Rust" C++ programmers proceeding to tell you memory safety is just a "skill issue
Just use ultrasound and you can have both sides filling up to the brim
That would cause the turbine to lock up with this design
Add ramp
D would work better than either C++ or Rust, since C++ devs not liking it due to its memory safety features and the built-n garbage collector, and D and Rust have a kind of a fandom rivalry for D having a bit weaker memory safety (no borrow checker,
@safeis opt in as of now), no immutability by default (which made one of the few corporate sponsors to leave D in favor of Rust), etc.D is named wrong. K&R were following the design of BCPL. Their first language in the series was called B, and then C. The next one should be called P.
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