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1. gianca+9T[view] [source] 2026-01-12 11:26:27
>>ImJaso+(OP)
The real question is what existing language is perfect for LLMs? Is Lisp? ASM? We know some LLMs are better at some languages but what existing language are they best at? Would be interesting to see. I know one spot they all fail at is niche programming libraries. They have to pull down docs or review raw code pulled down for the dependency, issue is in some languages like C# those dependencies are precompiled to bytecode, Java too.
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2. quaton+fui[view] [source] 2026-01-17 02:16:09
>>gianca+9T
I have been having a crack at it in my spare time. A kind of intentional LISP where functions get turned into WASM in the cloud.

The functions are optionally tested using formal verification. I plan to enable this by default soon, as time allows.

These functions that get written can then be composed, and enzymes that run in the cloud actively look for functions to fuse.

Also more people use it, the faster the compiler gets via network scaling laws.

It's very much research at the moment, but kinda works.

Jupyter Notebook style interface with the beginnings of some image and media support.

https://prometheus.entrained.ai

Can try looking at some of the examples or trying something yourself.

Would love some feedback.

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