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Recent and related: Zig → Rust porting guide - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48016880 - May 2026 (540 comments)
Bun's experimental Rust rewrite hits 99.8% test compatibility on Linux x64 glibc
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The Rust rewrite now passes 99.8% of Bun’s pre-existing Linux x64 glibc test suite.
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Most takes I've seen are far more nuanced.
Key is that 'progress' has a positive connotation. It is different from change. Mere change - such as new inventions - may not necessarily be aligned with progress in a field, society, etc.
Change may be inevitable, but it's up to us humans to sculpt it into progress.
It's going to be hard to compete with someone or a company that has more compute. They will just be able to do things you can't.
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> absolute position of hating something such as AI and progress Most takes I've seen are far more nuanced. Key is that 'progress' has a positive connotation. It is different from change . Mere change - such as new inventions - may not necessarily be aligned with progress in a field, society, etc. Change may be inevitable, but it's up to us humans to sculpt it into progress.
>> No LLMs for issues.
>> No LLMs for patches / pull requests.
>> No LLMs for comments on the bug tracker, including translation.
[0] https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig#strict-no-llm-no-ai-policy
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Many find it distasteful, and many finding liberating. I think it's broadly correlates with how they feel about expressing themselves in english vs say C++.
As a side question, is there anyone who's using LLMs primarily in non-english mode to program? I suspect there's quite a few people using mandarin, but can someone share first-hand account.