How We Ported Python’s natsort to Rust — And the 133,000 Fuzz Inputs That Proved Us Wrong
Our take: Python-to-Rust port + fuzzing methodology; useful engineering but incremental not groundbreaking.
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Porting Python's natsort library to Rust revealed that naive rewrites produce slower code than the original, requiring custom optimization and extensive fuzz testing to catch edge cases.
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