He says in his article:

>Is C the ideal language for vibe coding? I think I could mount an argument for why it is not, but surely Rust is even less ideal.

I've been using Rust with LLMs for a long time (mid-2023?) now; cargo check and the cargo package system make it very easy for LLMs to check their work and produce high quality code that almost never breaks, and always compiles.

My favorite use for LLMs with Rust is using them as a macro debugger; they provide better error messages than the errors Cargo can provide. It's cool to take a macro and ask the LLM to do an expansion of it, to see what it would look like. Or, to take Rust code and ask the LLM to create a macro for it.