>> I've yet to see a LLM spit out even half-way decent Lisp (CL, scheme or even e-lisp). My suspicion is the corpus of available code is small and its language

>> I've yet to see a LLM spit out even half-way decent Lisp (CL, scheme or even e-lisp). My suspicion is the corpus of available code is small and its language features tend to generate less "boilerplate." Well, Lisp is noted for its terse and succinct notation [1], so it makes sense that, LOC-for-LOC there is less of it around than Python. ________________ [1] I am told. I wouldn't know. I'm a Prolog programmer.