You're missing the point of what I said. If LLM programming and rust conflict people don't suddenly learn to program and stay with rust, they find a new language.

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justatdotin 5 days ago | parent [-]

my experience is that llm programming and rust can fit together very nicely, thankyou.

I am finding agent tooling expands my capacity for multi-language projects

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CyberDildonics 5 days ago | parent [-]

This seems like it's intentional at this point. Try to follow me. The whole point is that if someone needs to lean on LLMs in the first place and they have problems with the language, they go to a different language instead of stopping using LLMs.

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justatdotin a day ago | parent [-]

I think I do understand your claim,

which is why I am offering my personal experience as counter-evidence.

agents can empower us to choose the best language for the job, rather than defaulting to one which we are most familiar with.

I suspect our difference in opinion comes from your attitude about tools as a crutch to lean on vs a lever to apply.

	▲	CyberDildonics 21 hours ago \| parent [-]
		There isn't a difference of opinion you aren't replying to what I'm saying in the first place.