Sure. Or you can let the language do that for you and spend your tokens on something else. Like, do you want your LLM to generate LLVM byte code? It could, right? Buy why wouldn't you let the compiler do that?
Unless im writing something like code for a video game in a game engine that uses C++, most of the stuff that I need C is compartmentalized enough to where its much faster to have an LLM write it.
For example, the last C code I wrote was tcp over ethernet, bypassing the IP layer, so I can be connected to the VPN while being able to access local machines on my network.
If im writing it in Rust, I have to do a lot of research, think about code structure, and so on. With LLMs, it took me an hour to write, and that is with no memory leaks or any other safety issues.
Interesting. I find that Claude 4.5 has a ridiculous amount of knowledge and “I don’t know how to do that in Rust” is exactly what it’s good at. Also, have you tried just modifying your route table?
>Also, have you tried just modifying your route table?
The problem is I want to run VNC on my home computer to the server on my work Mac so I can just access everything from one screen and m+b combo without having to use a USB switch and a second monitor. With VPN it basically just does not allow any inbound connections.
So I run a localhost tunnel its a generic ethernet listener that basically takes data and initiates a connection to localhost from localost and proxies the data. On my desktop side, its the same thing just in reverse.
