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embedding-shapeyesterday at 9:58 AM2 repliesview on HN

> What I’m wondering now is can we reliably evolve python and have codex act as an extremely unreliable transpiler to the rust.

Why you even start with Python at this point? Just write the Rust version straight up instead of porting things?

Personally I used to use dynamic languages for most things, because development and maintenance is so much faster and easier, particularly for larger projects (granted you know how to work with those sort of languages), but now when the LLM writes most of the code, I'm able to work as fast with Rust as with I used to be able to do with Clojure or other dynamic languages.


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te_chrisyesterday at 12:03 PM

Because it’s a port of a scientific process and that’s what the scientists work in.

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paganelyesterday at 11:36 AM

What happens when LLMs will become either too expensive or unavailable?

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