Been working with a Clojure, Python, and Elixir codebase since the advent of LLMs. It’s shockingly bad at Clojure still, but can get halfway decent with Elixir.

Been working with a Clojure, Python, and Elixir codebase since the advent of LLMs. It’s shockingly bad at Clojure still, but can get halfway decent with Elixir. Claude has always been better than OpenAI at Clojure, but that’s not really saying much. I think Clojure (or any lisp) applications tend to lean towards mini-DSLs that don’t lend themselves to generalization very well. There’s also not much agreement in the community on any single problem or way of doing anything (one of the best and worst parts about the language)