But at that point why use Lisp (which LLMs have been so far still to struggle to get matching parens every now and then)

What made Lisp cool and powerful goes away when you do it through an LLM.

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sroerick 9 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

I have a web framework running with a lisp interpreter built in, and I think it unlocks a LOT for the LLMs.

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baq 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

lisp can do things that make the currently accepted as standard best practice software engineering processes redundant, but it needs a different set of processes which I’m not sure are written about anywhere since apparently nobody is running with e.g. hot patching of application code

	▲	sroerick 7 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I'm doing fully interpreted Lisp with the AST stored in Postgres. I can access the REPL remotely and I honestly dont know if I'm ever going to build an API or CLI again