by gergely-orosz
Programming language choice matters more in the AI era, not less — AI code generation quality varies dramatically by target language, and the runtime tradeoffs a language imposes don't disappear just because a machine writes the code.
by nicholas-carlini
Sixteen Claude instances working in parallel without human supervision can produce a 100,000-line Rust-based C compiler capable of compiling the Linux kernel—but only when the task verifier and CI pipeline are nearly perfect.
by simon-willison, wilson-lin
A single engineer armed with 2,000 concurrent AI agents can produce over a million lines of Rust code in a week—FastRender proves linear scaling of coding agents is possible through hierarchical planning and emergent coordination.
by joao-moreno
A client-side search engine built entirely in Rust and WebAssembly can deliver sub-millisecond queries without external dependencies—Copilot made the unfamiliar stack approachable.
by evan-you
JavaScript's fragmented tooling problem—separate bundlers, linters, formatters, and test runners with incompatible plugin systems—demands a unified Rust-powered stack, and VoidZero is building it from the parser up.