That's my experience with bounties: someone does the job because they get paid, not because they have a particular interest in the issue, and then they instantly move on, leaving the submission to rot.
Fun fact: There's been a number of spectacular memory safety bugs in Rust programs where you have no option but to go unsafe. Which, in real systems programming, is quite often...
Zig is vastly safer than Rust unsafe. That's worth noting.
So while Rust's memory safety features is something I love, I absolutely hate the Rust community pushing mem safety as a panacea.
In my line of work, as an embedded programmer, Zig is vastly more appropriate.
> maybe you are just bad as a programmer (nothing wrong with that)
This was actually my impression after reading the post. A bad programmer making a lot of ill-informed complaints. Zig is an unfinished low-level language. Not suitable for bad programmers.
You enjoy writing Lisp, but somehow find parenthesis way too confusing when editing manually? That's pretty hilarious.
If you take the expression above and format it in any half-decent editor, it's pretty clear. YAML is a shitshow, JSON is yuck and let's not talk about XML.
Reading other people's Zig code is usually a joy, as is writing it