| > if I were to make a guess This is your problem. You keep guessing, and guessing, and guessing, constantly missing the mark. You keep arguing, and arguing, and arguing, because you just really, really, really want to be right, but you just really, really, really aren't. > But to spin this the other way around: in lieu of the Bun case, why not use it to rewrite the project in Rust, Zig, D or any language of your choice (yes, even C)? Because as I just explained to you -- pay attention -- there is no way to magically do that, without introducing bugs. Period. Bun being the canonical example of the sort of dumpster fire that comes from trying to hop from one language to the next like a woman changes shoes. Their code is notoriously junky and they switched to Rust as if it was the actual solution to their problems, rather than just a hype-chasing marketing stunt. The actual solution is to hire competent engineers and write quality code. Idiots do not write good code in any language. > Given the role harnesses have in keeping agents in check, it seems plausible that languages with stricter safety features help agents avoid common issues. lol I thank God that none of the shit code you and your pet AI write will ever touch my PC. > You seem to be forgetting that proper software engineering is just as much about managing developers and their skills as the actual code structure. You keep missing the point, over and over and over again, in your zealous desire to Be Right. As I said about 15 times already: the problem with Chromium IS GOOGLE, not C++. GOOGLE desires to own the entire world. GOOGLE wants Chromium to run on everything, everywhere, and be everything to everyone. GOOGLE wants to track and monitor everything everyone does, at all times. Chromium, as a result, is a giant, bloated, buggy heap of shit, THAT CANNOT be properly maintained IN ANY LANGUAGE, due to the extreme level of bloat. GOOGLE is the author of their own misfortune here, not C++. Making their project into an unholy chimaera of C++/Rust isn't going to solve any of their problems, but only worsen them. Everything else is just noise. No, Rust isn't some magic language that just magically makes everything better, as I already told you that you will learn over the next couple decades. But don't take my word for it, just keep doing what you're doing. |