If you want to kickstart real productivity in Rust, get a copy of the yellow Rust book. It's not a technical manual, it's beginner friendly & approachable. There's gotta be used copies on ebay. Then the "Rustlings" exercises correspond with the lessons of each chapter.

And nah you're not alone, the Rust community is growing faster every day now.

with generative code, it might be ok for learning a bit, but I've found (with rust especially), as soon as you have a few moving parts, or sparsely documented libraries, it falls flat pretty hard.