And why use readable variable names? "aA=q_(c8z,fW8)"
Seriously though, almost all the examples in TFA are of rewriting existing code. It may be that Python is still best for the rapid dev iteration. Then sure, cross-compile into Rust via the LLM.
Plus, If we care about token usage counts, Python has a lot more opportunities for compact "import thing_I_need" than having to generate entire libraries in Rust.
I honestly expected the demand to be "Release GTA 6 soon or else we will". ...The fact that they're just demanding money is a little disappointing. ;-)
Tried three papers: "Could not find Arxiv ID in that URL. Are you sure it's an arxiv.org URL?"
Why, yes, I copied-and-pasted directly from the browser tab showing the Arxiv URL.
Tried a couple other papers: "This paper failed to render. Take a look at the original PDF instead."
So...with what probability does this actually work?
Seriously though, almost all the examples in TFA are of rewriting existing code. It may be that Python is still best for the rapid dev iteration. Then sure, cross-compile into Rust via the LLM.
Plus, If we care about token usage counts, Python has a lot more opportunities for compact "import thing_I_need" than having to generate entire libraries in Rust.