Reasons not to use Rust

- You think programming languages should be closed and proprietary
- You like random pauses caused by forced collection of the garbage
- You think program start-up should take minutes so you use stupid VM-languages instead
- You like broken features and memory corruption
- You sell hardware and want to deploy inefficient scripting languages only to sell more
- You only do pure programs that don't interact with the world
- You are a retard who doesn't understand the concept of ownership

Anything else?

>>159
He probably means the generic, plural, you. The type will be bound by the multiples of byte anyways so choosing the correct multiple, or better yet, specifying a range for what you need and letting the compiler assign the best storage, are much more performant solutions than having base types of dynamic size.