> Why should I even care about stuff like this being "considered poor style" by the creators of Rust?
> Why should I even care about stuff like this being "considered poor style" by the creators of Rust? Maybe you are writing code for the Rust standard library, where following the core projects style recommendations would be important for consistency. Maybe you don't want to start from scratch coming up with your own style, and want a decent starting point from which you can vary as your team figures out what does/doesn't work for them. Lots of reasons to have a language project also provide default style recommendations.
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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> Why should I even care about stuff like this being "considered poor style" by the creators of Rust?
> Why should I even care about stuff like this being "considered poor style" by the creators of Rust? Maybe you are writing code for the Rust standard library, where following the core projects style recommendations would be important for consistency. Maybe you don't want to start from scratch coming up with your own style, and want a decent starting point from which you can vary as your team figures out what does/doesn't work for them. Lots of reasons to have a language project also provide default style recommendations.
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