alt Hacker NewsPorting something to a language you don't know doesn't seem very helpful to me. You've locked yourself out of doing useful work except with continued application of more AI. Without the ability to verify it, except with even more AI maybe, you're starting on a slippy slope to slop.
If the experiment was "spend 400 bucks to see if it'll work" then that's awesome, and fun, and a cool use of AI. It's impressive that AI can do that.
If it was to make something useful ... has it?
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qazxcvbnmlp • yesterday at 10:50 PM
I work on a C++ codebase. I frequently prototype in c and then have the ai model slopify it back to c++. Nice b/c I am faster at reading c, but hard b/c you miss some of the features/nuances of c++.
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You are correct, that this is not the best Rust learning material.
$400 are subsidized into the subscription, and this was mainly an experiment to prove the theory about data conversion step. I call it a success and I use rune editor daily.
To me, running multiple agents is not very different from managing multiple teams — I won't be able to keep up with the changes by reading the code.
I may make certain architectural decision, and I need to act based on some signals.
The simplest example is clusters of bugs are signaling that certain modules are dirty. Sometimes I read a plan and understand that the agent is trying to workaround some auwful engineering.