To save you a read of the original while still having enough context, here's the whole section on crypto:

> crypto: spec and test-driven development to the rescue

> Cryptographic code is famously hard, with many, many footguns haunting unsuspecting developers (and even experts!).

> But, cryptography also has something that you likely won't find in any other domain: an extensive public collection of test vectors, particularly for edge cases. Every algorithm specification come with a basic suite of test vectors, but there are also community-built wonders such as Wycheproof.

> These test vectors, combined with the official specification documents of the crypto algorithms were rather effective to guide the coding agents and avoid the worst hallucinations.

> Cost: ~ $30

> Time: multiple days of part-time work.

> I'm under no illusion that the crypto crate is currently bug-free, but if my experience told me anything, it's that even experienced programmers are shipping bugs in crypto libraries. So, for similar outcomes, but using 1/100 of the time and at maybe 1/1000 of the cost, I think it's a clear demonstratin of AI's effectiveness.

Yeah, terrifyingly clueless, don't use.