C IS THE BEST LANGUAGE

This individual challenges you to prove your ability as a programmer of the ancient C language, because he does not engage in discussions with inferior people who are unworthy of his wisdom.
Of course every enlightened programmer knows that what truly proves the competence of a programmer is his knowledge of the intricacies of the syntax of a language.

But what's stopping me from writing necessary parts of program in C and call functions from another, higher level language which would make my code "safe"? Let me remind you that many languages before Rust have tried to replace C and have failed to do so every time. What makes you think that Rust will succeed?

He didn't write that code, he copied and pasted it like the stackoverflow-dependent pajeet he is

I would rather write the non-critical parts in a language that
- doesn't aggressively antagonize the programmer with a dumb "borrow checker"
- doesn't necessarily take an unreasonable amount of time to compile
- has a community I can rely upon when needed
In other words, not rust.

Go is a significantly less cancer Rust, even though it's full of SJWs the corporate framework keeps them functional.

lol are you butthurt that rustc yelled at you for writing memory unsafe code? go back to writing hello world in c.

lol no generics

Have you programmed in Rust? Because I have. I wouldn't recommend it at all yet, but all those points are completely false.

Are you morons just defining "memory unsafe code" as "whatever triggers the borrow checker, no matter what it is"? Sad.

sad.

This wouldn't have happened in Rust.

C is the worst programming language security-wise, thank you for the majority of all security vulnerabilities. Browse the master list of CVEs or even just the list of vulnerabilities / security advisories of OpenSSL alone: The majority are related to double freeing of memory, memory leaks, dangling pointers or other pointer mistakes like null pointer dereferences. These can only happen because of the programming language being used: C.

Rust offers clear benefits over C - Its ownership system is demonstratively able to prevent many of the common errors related to resource management, which often lead to security risks or total crashes.
It also offers a much nicer concurrency story, one that does not require you to pull your hair out and that is tied nicely to the ownership & borrowing system to prevent data races.
On top of that, it offers a healthy dose of abstraction and modelling power, as well as functional programming concepts, something C programmers have been denied thus far.

The slogan I've been using for Rust personally is: Confident, Productive Systems Programming. You can write fast code. You can write low-level code. You can do it with high productivity, thanks to the work on modern tooling and ergonomics. But most importantly, you can do all of this fearlessly, because the Rust compiler has your back.