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> One obvious reason is Python's extreme readability, it has often been described as being as close to executable pseudo-code as one can get. But it's LLMs tha
by PunchyHamster 6mo ago
> One obvious reason is Python's extreme readability, it has often been described as being as close to executable pseudo-code as one can get.
But it's LLMs that read it not humans. At least that's the trend
> Use a language that has a large training set so the LLM can be most efficient.
It's pretty efficient with Rust.
- subscribed 6mo agoBut plenty of humans like to be able to read the generated code and understand / edit that.
- bioneuralnet 6mo agoOne could argue that with AI writing so much code, the ease with which humans can read & understand it (for review purposes) is even more important than before.