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I would expect that we’ll end up compressing (or whatever term you would use) this at some point so many of those syntactical differences will not be as signifi
by switchbak 9mo ago
I would expect that we’ll end up compressing (or whatever term you would use) this at some point so many of those syntactical differences will not be as significant.
But I would love for more expressive and compact languages to do better, selfish as I am. But I think training data size is more of a factor, and we won’t be all moving up Clojure any time soon.
- eigenspace 9mo agoI can't speak to Clojure, but I will say that LLMs are actually surprisingly good at writing and understanding Julia code compared to some languages that have a much larger training corpus to pull from.