because it's likely that a lot more of the training data is in python than in rust, so coding models are less likely to mess up python code? just based on PL popularity stats e.g. https://madnight.github.io/githut/#/pull_requests/2024/1 if the training data is crawled from real codebases then there's gonna be more python than anything else.
in my personal experience, the one time I tried to do something in rust, opus flailed for several feedback cycles and I finally had to relent and do substantial guiding/intervention. which was not great bc I have no idea how to write rust either.
in my personal experience, the one time I tried to do something in rust, opus flailed for several feedback cycles and I finally had to relent and do substantial guiding/intervention. which was not great bc I have no idea how to write rust either.