@NastyRigger: as much as I share your feelings towards CoCs and the oppressive PC exclusion that plagues communities like Rust (and others), there are better ways to express your antithesis towards them than childish insults. They only dis-credit your arguments and create animosity and bad feeling between developers.
I played a bit with Rust before I discovered Nim and -although I appreciated its effectiveness- I found it too verbose and bureaucratic. Nim's expressiveness and elegance is much more appealing to me. The only use-case where Rust would be a better fit IMO, would be when creating code for hard/firm real-time or embedded systems, where Rust's memory model allows for safe memory management. As this use-case doesn't affect me, I choose Nim over Rust because Nim makes me happier and more productive. However, you have to weigh things yourself and see which language fits your use-cases and coding style better.
