This is going to happen a lot. This not s technical problem and has nothing to do with Rust.
What does token spend even mean here? Like if I spent more it must be better?
ps: I’m not a Rustafarian
We are about 3 months away from someone coming clean with this story:
We spent $4m in tokens to port our 2.7m LoC enterprise Java application to Rust.
- P99 performance increased by 0.3%
- RAM usage decreased by 2%
- Full compile times increased by 437x and required 279GB of disk.
- Incremental compile times increased by 9853x and required 279GB of disk.
- Average developer salary increased by 24%
- No one understands the code
- We are super hip again!!
@rauchg Im absolutely convinced that in the AI age this is absolutely not a good approach..
F.e. Different levels of responsibility need different access to the same information, not only format but also depth, relying on an Agent to this correctly is pure madness.
@mitsuhiko That is the hard part, it’s not because your ideas are not worth writing, it’s because getting them to the point you actually like the draft is about „showing every day to the gym“ even when you don’t feel like it