@jaywcjlove: Bun official blog 'Rewriting Bun in Rust' uses 64 Claude AI instances to batch auto-detect, modify, review, and fix Rust project code errors. Why rewrite Bun in Rust? I think the porting effect of Claude AI exceeded expectations
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Bun official blog announces rewriting Bun in Rust, and with the help of 64 Claude AI instances automatically detects, modifies, reviews and fixes code errors in Rust projects in batches, reflecting the unexpectedly good effect of AI in code porting.
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Bun official blog: “Rewriting Bun in Rust”
Using 64 Claude AI instances to batch auto-detect, modify, review, and fix errors in Rust project code.
Why is Bun rewriting in Rust? I think it’s because the port with Claude AI worked better than expected https://t.co/ezqO0ystjI
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