Will you have a way to measure the ecological impact it has to make such a throw away attempt?
Not actually pointing on you or anyone in particular here to be clear. And if the answer would be "not much more than forgetting the light when leaving the toilets", certainly that would be a "go have fun" cheerleading on my part.
But otherwise we collectively have to keep in mind that the prompt that we can throw mindlessly and without perceiving any direct negative feedback are possibly not anodyne.
So if you can measure it, come back also with these numbers so we can all take that into consideration next time the thrill to run it just to see what happens rise in our mind. Thanks.
Right now it seems to say:
> Showing 1,808 changed files with 790,916 additions and 151 deletions.
Just looking at the git diff [0].
I looked at one of these rust port files [1]. Its 827 loc and apparently 7,576 tokens. So that gives you a first order guess that the full 700k additions is around 8 million output tokens. Obviously there are some tool calls, reasoning, reads of the zig version, and fixing compile errors as overhead. So I would guess maybe this is like 40 million tokens by multiplying by 5?
If we guess that is around $200 to $500 in token spend. We can probably guess that it emits around the same as buying $100 in gas? Or like 50 or so kgs of CO2?
[0] https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/compare/main...claude/phase-a...
[1] https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/dacc59c62a8f93eabe6d9998...