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Very smart. You can't lose all your customers for vibe-coding a migration to Rust if you are already written in Rust ;)
by gorjusborg 3mo ago
Very smart. You can't lose all your customers for vibe-coding a migration to Rust if you are already written in Rust ;)
- Zambyte 3mo agoThey'll get bought out by OpenAI and convert the project to Zig
- airstrike 3mo agohuh, is OpenAI embracing Zig specifically? TIL
- allthetime 3mo agoIt’s a joke about how Anthropic bought bun and then rewrote bun from zig to rust with a giant one week vibe code. The joke hinges on the fact that this would be the opposite (OpenAI, nub, rust to zig)
- airstrike 3mo agooh LOL I'm slow today ig
- lacoolj 3mo agoIt also helps if you're already vibe-coded and don't have customers to begin with
- skrebbel 3mo agoBun had customers?
- pier25 3mo agoThere's a difference between running your app on a vibe coded runtime or just local DX tools though.
- maxloh 3mo agoThis project is already highly vibe-coded. Claude is the second contributor of the repo.
- coneonthefloor 3mo agoYea, not sure what “written in rust” adds to this. I would have thought that you could get the same functionality with a few shell scripts and a package.json.
- afavour 3mo agoI assume speed. But also, I know “rewrite in Rust” is a meme but if you’re doing something new, why not? I can’t see a good argument that a pile of shell scripts would be a superior way to organise things.
- leobuskin 3mo ago“If you are already vibe-coded in Rust”, probably is better, Nub has a strong smell all the way (which is ok, just funny to compare with Bun). P.S. The entire Bun’s anti-AI hysteria makes me very sad, sometimes it feels like a directed campaign