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Show HN: Vu – a new programming language designed for AI. Rust speeds, Py syntax

hi everyone! I wanted to share what I've been working on these past 6~ years. TL;DR: Rust is great, but somewhere along the way, I learned that I was too dumb to read and write Rust. As I worked on larger and larger Rust projects, I also became frustrated with the developer experience of working in Rust (slow compile time), so I wanted a better way. Vu's language changed a bit over time but the core principles remained the same: 1. It should be easy to read and write 2. It should be memory safe

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points · 2 votes
2026-11-06 22:15:23.267Z
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Source account: hi everyone! I wanted to share what I've been working on these past 6~ years. TL;DR: Rust is great, but somewhere along the way, I learned that I was too dumb to read and write Rust. As I worked on larger and larger Rust projects, I also became frustrated with the developer experience of working in Rust (slow compile time), so I wanted a better way. Vu's language changed a bit over time but the core principles remained the same: 1. It should be easy to read and write 2. It should be memory safe

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Source votes: 2 votes (Nov 6, 2026 UTC; cumulative since publication); previous same-scope observation: 2 (Nov 6, 2026 UTC). These observations do not establish demand growth. Recent records to compare: “Show HN: XOR's NFL Challenge – after nearly 40 years” (Show HN, Nov 6, 2026); “Show HN: Makoda: reuse your Codex or Claude subscriptions as API” (Show HN, Nov 6, 2026). Shared themes are navigation hints; they have not been verified as the same need or independent corroboration.

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