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It's funny, I'm the opposite: LLMs have made it easy to draft something in Python, then translate to a more appropriate language for the target problem-domain,
by polotics 1y ago
It's funny, I'm the opposite: LLMs have made it easy to draft something in Python, then translate to a more appropriate language for the target problem-domain, for example Go.
- brabel 1y agoAgree . We had training to learn how LLM applications can be developed and it was obviously in Python. Never liked Python but between dependencies issues (the demo project used uv but somehow the author forgot to declare some dependencies which she probably had installed globally) which cost hours of everyone’s time, and the persistent magic going on (pipe operators that do nothing similar to unix pipes, wtf!, puydantic shit just to declare a data type with metadata and lots of things like this) nearly everyone immediately switched to a typed language like Kotlin (they have a nice AI framework) as soon as we got the basics of how things work.
- LtWorf 1y agoIs go the language that doesn't include a module to do mmap and doesn't include a module to place binary data into a struct? If you want to read binary files, you can use C or python, but not go (unless you use segfault prone 3rd party libraries of very dubious quality, of course).