even reducing tokens isn't a very good measure - lines of code is a proxy for complexity of implementation. I think a good measure (albeit a heuristic one) is h

even reducing tokens isn't a very good measure - lines of code is a proxy for complexity of implementation. I think a good measure (albeit a heuristic one) is how concise the implementation is relative to the complexity of the problem - or in other words, the ratio of accidental to essential complexity.