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Zlib-rs is faster than C

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johnisgood ◴[] No.43381735[source]
"faster than C" almost always boils down to different designs, implementations, algorithms, etc.

Perhaps it is faster than already-existing implementations, sure, but not "faster than C", and it is odd to make such claims.

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layer8 ◴[] No.43382267[source]
If anything, this should be “zlib-rs is faster than zlib-ng”, but not “$library is faster than $programming_language”.
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chjj[dead post] ◴[] No.43382768[source]
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pdimitar ◴[] No.43383969[source]
I am hopping on Rust threads on HN very regularly and I have to tell you my anecdotal experience.

Which is: people complaining about Rust zealots are much more than actual Rust zealots. Thinking of it, I haven't seen a proper Rust zealot on HN for at least a year at this point.

So I don't know, maybe do less cheap digs. Tearing down straw men is pretty boring to watch.

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hyperbrainer ◴[] No.43385702[source]
It is not limited to rust zealots or whatever. I have seen this phenomenon of people criticising a certain category for doing something in the comment section on reddit/youtube, but never actually seen the people doing that thing, even browsing the most heavily downvoted comments. Some weird group mentality victimisation.
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1. PhilipRoman ◴[] No.43385911[source]
I think in those cases usually the uploader has deleted said comments.