An LLM Inspired Specification Processing language. Or LISP language for short. Truly this "LISP" language is the language for AI and is the first of its kind in history!
Hehe, a good joke, but to be a little boring, Clojure is successful and excellent and LLMs love it in my experience. And it's better in LLM era because there little frictions get agented away so to speak but the benefits mostly remain and are even amplified, like immutability as an example. Parens with overlong functions can be an issue but it's really not such a horror show. And Datomic-flavored Datalog in a Clojure triplestore feels almost made to order for LLMs.
Interesting how everyone's favorite language seems to be even better in LLM era, almost like passion, skill level and having LLMs matters more than the language.
Yeah great point. In my case I'd dropped Clojure and then returned because of how I could use it with LLMs. Still, the good news is maybe that LLMs don't just kill everything but three languages.