Yeah borrow checker errors in Rust fed to an LLM inevitably lead to the thing just going in circles. You correct it, it offers something else that doesn't work,

Yeah borrow checker errors in Rust fed to an LLM inevitably lead to the thing just going in circles. You correct it, it offers something else that doesn't work, when notified of that it gives you some variant of the original problem. Usually when you come to an LLM with an error like this it's because you tried something that made sense to you and it didn't. Turns out those things usually "make sense" to an LLM, too, and they don't step through and reason through the "logic", they just vibe off of it, and the pattern they come back to you with is usually just some variant of the original pattern that led you to the problem in the first place.