Yes, I agree. I am just trying to clear up some base-level confusion about how other versions can be faster. The person who vibecoded the Rust port already said they won't maintain it. For obvious reasons! Maintaining a codebase you haven't read becomes significantly more difficult. LLM ports are easy when you have years and years of good human-written tests providing a deterministic guideline that cages them in. Even then, the fabled Bun "Rust port in 11 days", besides costing millions in tokens, introduced hundreds of bugs not caught by the tests and took over three months of human labour before being shipped as an actual release, and is still experiencing instability. And once you lose sight of the codebase, continuing to improve the software becomes a nightmare - LLMs can't write good tests, and humans can't write good tests either if they don't understand the code, so the philosophy of "write tests as the specification for LLMs to implement" only carries you so far.