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Exactly. Here's my experience using LLMs to produce code:

- Rust: nearly universally compiles and runs without fault.

- Python,JS: very often will run for some time and then crash

The reason I think is type safety and the richness of the compiler errors and warnings. Rust is absolutely king here.

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I ve just vibed for 2 weeks a pretty complex Python+Next.js app. I've forced Codex into TDD, so everything(!) has to be tested. So far, it is really really stable and type errors haven't been a thing yet.

Not wanting to disagree, I am sure with Rust, it would be even more stable.