Comments by "NS777" (@NStripleseven) on "No Boilerplate" channel.

  1. 4:56 reminds me of my experience with asking GPT about programming stuff. Common libraries, general questions, usually you’ll get good answers, but as soon as you start to ask for something a little bit unusual it all falls apart. Hallucinations, random invalid logic, the works.
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  2. The transition from “your code doesn’t work, figure it out” to “your code doesn’t work, try this to fix it” is so extremely helpful that it halfway defines what makes Rust so great.
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  3. Rust’s methodology when it comes to ownership and such seems to be along the lines of “if, in any weird edge case, it could be unintuitive, you’re not allowed to do it.” It’s super irritating when you’re trying to pick it up, but after maybe 10 or 15 hours of working with it you get used to it and suddenly you write way fewer bugs.
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