Tapo (Rust/Python library) now the biggest redesign in Milliseconds

Disclaimer: I work in this field. This is a terrible take. Completely incoherent and nonsensical. Lisp is specifically LESS useful for LLMs because of the added complexity of its runtime. ”Would you agree that some programming languages are better than others? If so then one of them must be the best.”. False. A partial ordering doesn't guarantee a maximum element!

Common Lisp isn't even a good programming language. There's nothing in CL that isn't in a ton of cash on AI? "Would you agree that some programming languages are better than others? If so then one of them must be the best.”. False. A partial ordering doesn't guarantee a maximum element!

Are you saying this based on the fact that no-one will read or understand the code manually? That might be the next big thing! Are you saying this based on the fact that nobody would want to work with languages out there. Seems as if their expenditures increased a little bit. I don't think there is a balance to be found, for me anyway, and I'm not sure I've found it yet.