ǝʌɐp4d ago

Maybe I'm just seeing things, but it seems like a lot of rust hate has subsided, coincidentally ever since claude code became usable? Was it really driven that much by salt and bruised egos?

#rustlang #llm

Show threadMichał Fita4d ago

@dvshkn Maybe.

If you use LLM with #Rust it gives you higher confidence about your code being right. And agents iterate over code that doesn't build.

Show threadNate Cox3d ago
@michalfita @dvshkn hard disagree on this. LLMs destroy my trust in code being right.
Show threadMichał Fita3d ago
@natecox @dvshkn Distrust to LLMs code in general in something different than attempt to use LLM and getting code that builds.
Show threadNate Cox
@michalfita @dvshkn code that builds isn't tantamount to trustworthy code.
Mar 21 at 5:01amWeb
Show threadMichał Fita1d ago
@natecox @dvshkn Rust's rule is "if it compiles it works"... certainly it may work it's own way. But segfaulting code in C++ from LLMs is kinda norm.