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The tweet is a response to https://x.com/ronawang/status/1986874105472426188

(disclaimer: I'm a software engineer with minimal compiler theory experience outside classes in college) I wonder whether its possible to trust an LLM to "compile" your code to an executable and trust that the compiled code is faithful to the input without writing a static validator that is pretty much a compiler itself.

If true -- why? What would be the advantage?