My intuition is that they will convert to zig again when it stables. If it is possible to do it using LLM in 2 weeks for rust, then it would be the same for zig, too.

While rust is nice on paper, writting complex software in it is mentally consuming. You can not do it for a long time.

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lukaslalinsky 6 hours ago | parent [-]

If they are looking for a memory-safe language, why would they convert to Zig?

	▲	hu3 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		If they do, it could be because safety is a gradient and one variable among many in software development, albeit a very important one when it comes to browsers.