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what would you call a fully uncommented commit with "+27,939Lines changed: 27939 additions & 0 deletions" of new rust code
by allthetime 5mo ago
what would you call a fully uncommented commit with
"+27,939Lines changed: 27939 additions & 0 deletions"
of new rust code
- heddhunter 5mo agoJust another Monday in 2026.
- vips7L 5mo agoThe blind leading the blind.
- geodel 5mo agoI'm sure it will be called Systems Programing . Because Rust.
- deleted 5mo ago[deleted]
- LamaOfRuin 5mo agoThe commit would look exactly like that if it was a 100% deterministic transpilation (like Golang did with their original C implementation?). This is obviously very different from that, but the way the commit looks doesn't make it so.
- kelnos 5mo agoThe question isn't whether or not you'd get the same line count with a non-LLM tool. The question of whether or not it's vibe-coded depends on whether or not the committer actually reviewed and understood the new code. And with a 75k line difference, that seems unlikely.
- nailer 5mo ago> The question of whether or not it's vibe-coded depends on whether or not the committer actually reviewed and understood the new code Why? Do you think large changes not made by LLMs are also reviewed line by line?