Only at the beginning, as someone points out, it doesn't scale to always write a C and Rust versions of new modules.

I presume that those who don't want to have to build rust just to get python will stick the rust code into an LLM and get out an acceptable analog in C.

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pjmlp 33 minutes ago | parent [-]

At that point LLM will be generating applications directly.

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t43562 27 minutes ago | parent [-]

The point of converting things is here already - existing code is like a very precise prompt. I've used it for Perl-Python mainly and the results are far better than trying to write new code.

	▲	pjmlp 7 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		The point being that is like arguing what is the best way to generate Assembly. If you use low code platforms like Workato and Boomi, it is already doing coding with prompts, 3GL languages don't play any role in those platforms.