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It does matter, because that's the entire point of the language. You know, memory safety? The vibe coded rust port did not get them any closer to full compiler
by QwenGlazer9000 2mo ago
It does matter, because that's the entire point of the language. You know, memory safety?
The vibe coded rust port did not get them any closer to full compiler verified memory safety. They still need to go file by file, bit by bit, and make it memory safe, at which point, why not just do that from zig.
- pas 2mo ago> at which point, why not just do that from zig. because for the same effort you get a better result if you can and do use a better tool?
- QwenGlazer9000 2mo agoI didn't say don't use LLMs. In fact, I'm quite certain they could help quite a bit. But I don't think they did it in a way that actually provided a meaningful gain. My point is that the state of the codebase right after the code is just a worse version of the original zig code with few of the rust advantages. Going from that Frankenstein rust code to actual memory safe rust is a similar leap to going from zig.