[cgdub]

We’ve had Lisp for 60 years, but instead of using that, we’re going to have LLMs write the boilerplate for us.

You will still have to read the boilerplate of course.

[mattgreenrocks]

Another week, another article lauding how simple Golang is, and everyone nodding in agreement.

[starttoaster]

As a professional Golang dev (among other responsibilities), I see more hate for Go on the internet than praise. Like most things people complain about, I usually can barely discern what people's exact complaints are, as most people seem to just complain about the unknown. I take it you get the opposite on your travels around the internet, and I'm just wondering, how do I get into your newsfeeds? The internet algorithms seem to be putting us both in the wrong places, and I'm wondering if we might be having a Freaky Friday moment, if you will.

[sterlind]

Use LLMs to package libraries for Lisp, then! Ecosystem size won't be Lisp's barrier to adoption anymore.

[kragen]

things like type declarations make code easier to read in many cases

llms are better at reading and explaining code than at writing it in my experience