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· Users Rust Lang · Nov. 8, 2026, 8:18 a.m.
code-quality software development Rust AI in Development
Summary
The post critiques the reliance on surface-level 'signals' for assessing software quality, particularly in the context of Rust crates. It advocates for a deeper inspection of actual code to evaluate functionality, security, and performance, suggesting even AI could help in this process.
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