>Run it on a throwaway system, pick a codebase you’ve always wanted to fix something about but didn’t have the time.
Thanks for the suggestion. But I don't have a throwaway system. All 3 of my codebases are commercial software that I charge money for. Also, I don't trust an AI not to serve substantial parts of my codebase to a competitor. Maybe I will try it if I start a new project. I fancy a go doing some Webassembly graphics at some point.
>Or you want to rewrite part of a program in rust for performance/security improvements.
My code is battle tested and robust through years of use. I don't rewrite stuff unless there is a real need.
Thanks for the suggestion. But I don't have a throwaway system. All 3 of my codebases are commercial software that I charge money for. Also, I don't trust an AI not to serve substantial parts of my codebase to a competitor. Maybe I will try it if I start a new project. I fancy a go doing some Webassembly graphics at some point.
>Or you want to rewrite part of a program in rust for performance/security improvements.
My code is battle tested and robust through years of use. I don't rewrite stuff unless there is a real need.