Great case where rust works well too. I won't cite every famous libs that got rewritten in rust but it wasn't all with LLM.
replyI fail to think of a successful Rust rewrite, so far what I've seen is just programmers who aren't sufficiently experienced, who decide to pick Rust and rewrite something in it, and then (this is the bad part) claim it's better for that reason only. It never is. It's always worse, because rewrites fundamentally end up with a worse product first.
replyIt's not hard to imagine a future where the only things committed to git repos are tests and specs.
replyAnd maybe not even the tests. Just a specification for the tests.
replyI can see open source projects as just prompts as well.
replyThe goal posts are always moving. This would have been an unthinkable task a couple years ago.
replyEven last year at this time people wouldn't believe it.
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