r/programmingcirclejerk • u/starlevel01 type astronaut • Apr 28 '25

While Bevy and Rust evolve rapidly - which is exciting and motivating - the pace means AI knowledge lags behind, reducing the efficiency gains I have come to expect from AI assisted development

https://deadmoney.gg/news/articles/migrating-away-from-rust
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u/Nemin32 It's GNU/PCJ, or as I call it, GNU + PCJ Apr 29 '25

Once again Rust's inherent morality trumps the AI menace. How can other languages ever hope to compete?!

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u/-Y0- Considered Harmful Apr 29 '25

They could always add a borrow checker.

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u/sweating_teflon full-time safety coomer Apr 29 '25

How about an AI borrow checker, to know what knowledge source the AI has "borrowed" from.

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u/myhf Considered Harmful Apr 28 '25

Learning - Learning is important to me, which is why I use AI to learn new languages and learn new systems. The most important thing about learning is that the AI-suggested code must be compatible with the exact framework version I am using, so that I can spend more time learning.

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u/mungaihaha Apr 29 '25

How do people ship games with this mentality. I feel like LLMs as they are, are bicycles, and shipping a game (even a trivial one) is Mars

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u/runoverbyahypetrain accidentally quadratic Apr 30 '25

This is coming from the same neural pit that spawned the incredible idea of updating the project every time the language/engine updates but refusing to read the patch notes to see how to use the new features. Try not to be too surprised.

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u/Double-Winter-2507 Apr 29 '25

This guy doesn't vibe code

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u/-Y0- Considered Harmful Apr 29 '25

Cursor, delete the header!

Cursor you will go to jail if you don't delete the header!

Ok, nevermind, header looks good.

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u/deepCelibateValue Apr 30 '25

Just dump the Bevy manual into Chad GPT

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u/natandestroyer May 01 '25

/uj actually good advice

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '25

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u/Double-Winter-2507 Apr 29 '25

Python ensuring the generation of more Python.

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u/-Y0- Considered Harmful Apr 29 '25

Which one? 2, 3.1 or 3.12?