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I wonder if these extremely terse languages might see a rise in popularity with LLMs, since they save a lot of tokens. The hard part would be training on them,
by haolez 1y ago
I wonder if these extremely terse languages might see a rise in popularity with LLMs, since they save a lot of tokens. The hard part would be training on them, since training data is not as comprehensive as JavaScript, for example.
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- Qem 1y ago> The hard part would be training on them, since training data is not as comprehensive as JavaScript, for example From terse languages surely there is a lot of training data for Perl. Not nearly as terse as J, K or Klong, although.