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ducktective ◴[] No.45107245[source]
Would the "LLM era" revitalize languages like Ada and Haskell into mainstream?
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OhMeadhbh[dead post] ◴[] No.45107380[source]
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remixff2400 ◴[] No.45107560[source]
From the guidelines:

> Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.

because... they don't have as many examples, documentation, textbooks, or public example projects to base generation off of, perhaps. There may be a future where documentation/servers are more formally integrated with LLMs/AI systems in a way that makes up for the relative lack of literature by plugging into a source of information that can be used to generate code/projects.

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nxobject ◴[] No.45107756{3}[source]
It's a not-so-ideal situation: how is the marketplace of libraries and languages going to evolve when you're competing against whatever version of Python and $FRAMEWORK that was crawled a long time ago?
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1. tjr ◴[] No.45107843{4}[source]
If AI is writing the code, how important is it to have new languages?