Bryan Cantrill

And a grammar.

Yeah.

It was early for rust.

It was early for rust and just the work that has gone in the intervening like 10 plus years to making it approachable and the error messages sort of like convergent rather than divergent.

Like I think my big frustration was like, go try this.

And it's like, oh, wow, that's much wronger.

Like who told you to do that?

You told me to do that.

There was nothing.

I think so.

Yeah.

I mean, it was, it was, it was even simpler than the thing you, that ended up being your first Rust project.

And it should be said that the idea here also was like, you're breaking up this lock in a way that many locks before it have been broken up.

Is that fair to say?

Awesome.

And did, when you started that project, did you have a sense of what the code was probably going to look like?

Yes.

This was not a yak shape.

This was like, you were doing it in four hours or you're doing it in two hours, either way.

um yeah it's interesting a lot of these uh sort of attributes or these qualities that we attribute to lm generated code are all things that as we're talking about like i've associated with other colleagues i'll just i'll provide an example i just mean when you're doing a code review brian i think my guess is like