This is the actual blog post title but it is clickbait. Also this is HN - people have heard of Nim.
I don't want to have to click through to know what the language comparison is.
I don't want to have to click through to know what the language comparison is.
It's marketed as a modern systems programming language, but I don't see any benchmark comparision with C/C++/Rust on language benchmark shootout.
As for me I selected Julia from the language benchmark shootout as my to go programming language, and I'm not looking back (Rust/C++ are a bit too level for my needs, but I still need performance).
Funnily enough this is because the author of that benchmark outright refuses to include new languages such as Nim.
I learned a lot from the benchmarks themselves. Somebody could just fork it if it's not well maintained, but I know that it's extra work.