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I'm really appreciate for your comments. I'm the author indeed. It is developing the Rust-like borrow check feature and I think I will give the example later so

by juntz 3mo ago

I'm really appreciate for your comments. I'm the author indeed. It is developing the Rust-like borrow check feature and I think I will give the example later soon. Wait for me! I almost thought this project was going to fall through. Thank you for your attention!

gus_massa 3mo ago
How much time have you been working on it? My suggestion is to wait until you have a few examples that use the borrow checker an post again. (Let's say at least wait a month.) After posting, add a comment in HN explaining you are the author and will be glad to answer question. --- Why the examples say "add(3,5)"? Doesn't your language support operators?
- juntz 3mo ago
  To be honest, I haven't been actively keeping up with this project for quite some time now. The initial development work was completed in under a month using a vibe coding approach. There are a few reasons why I paused: The development environment kept getting disrupted by updates that were either problematic or simply unnecessary. I ended up focusing my efforts on optimizing tools and refining the environment. I'll admit, I had some doubts about the project's value and whether the idea was truly worthwhile—which is probably why my post came across as a bit abrupt. Thank you sincerely for the suggestions; they're very helpful. I genuinely lacked a clear understanding of how to post effectively, so I really appreciate the guidance. I'll work toward meeting that goal as soon as possible. One small thing: since I've been experimenting with AI-assisted coding on a limited budget, the code quality hasn't been great. The AI agents frequently lose context and make errors—for example, I defined the syntax in a C style, but it kept generating Rust-style syntax with compilation logic. C and Rust have significant differences in basic function definitions (C/C++ doesn't use the fn keyword), so I ended up using this as a test case to identify and correct the AI's mistakes.
  - gus_massa 3mo ago
    > I'll admit, I had some doubts about the project's value and whether the idea was truly worthwhile—which is probably why my post came across as a bit abrupt. It's nice to read interesting personal project, so keep posting things you make. My recommendation is not more than once a month, because I can't find+write an interesting thing too often. (Moreover, once a month is too optimistic.)
    - juntz 3mo ago
      Got it! thank you. I will post a github repo which I developed recent days that I think useful.It is about AI skill to help me dev. Maybe I will post it in my github blog and gave the URL here. I'll make a comment to encourage everyone to comment.

by juntz 3mo ago

gus_massa 3mo ago

How much time have you been working on it? My suggestion is to wait until you have a few examples that use the borrow checker an post again. (Let's say at least wait a month.) After posting, add a comment in HN explaining you are the author and will be glad to answer question. --- Why the examples say "add(3,5)"? Doesn't your language support operators?

juntz 3mo ago
To be honest, I haven't been actively keeping up with this project for quite some time now. The initial development work was completed in under a month using a vibe coding approach. There are a few reasons why I paused: The development environment kept getting disrupted by updates that were either problematic or simply unnecessary. I ended up focusing my efforts on optimizing tools and refining the environment. I'll admit, I had some doubts about the project's value and whether the idea was truly worthwhile—which is probably why my post came across as a bit abrupt. Thank you sincerely for the suggestions; they're very helpful. I genuinely lacked a clear understanding of how to post effectively, so I really appreciate the guidance. I'll work toward meeting that goal as soon as possible. One small thing: since I've been experimenting with AI-assisted coding on a limited budget, the code quality hasn't been great. The AI agents frequently lose context and make errors—for example, I defined the syntax in a C style, but it kept generating Rust-style syntax with compilation logic. C and Rust have significant differences in basic function definitions (C/C++ doesn't use the fn keyword), so I ended up using this as a test case to identify and correct the AI's mistakes.
- gus_massa 3mo ago
  > I'll admit, I had some doubts about the project's value and whether the idea was truly worthwhile—which is probably why my post came across as a bit abrupt. It's nice to read interesting personal project, so keep posting things you make. My recommendation is not more than once a month, because I can't find+write an interesting thing too often. (Moreover, once a month is too optimistic.)
  - juntz 3mo ago
    Got it! thank you. I will post a github repo which I developed recent days that I think useful.It is about AI skill to help me dev. Maybe I will post it in my github blog and gave the URL here. I'll make a comment to encourage everyone to comment.