Why Common Lisp Is Now the Best Programming Language

> In Common Lisp your program won’t crash, it’ll stop and open a debugger with the whole stack and all the variables. You can just point your LLM at the debugger, and it’ll make its fix and resume the program.> To my knowledge Common Lisp is the only mainstream language that does all of this.Sounds like someone who has never used C# and Visual Studio? Even JavaScript is capable of doing this, honestly JavaScript might be the one language with the richest developer tooling of all time (possibly?), sad to say because there's nicer to work with languages out there. reply: IF you're running a debug build. I guess Common Lisp can do this in prod?

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cant you do most of this with smalltalk too, or erlang?I dont really understand what macros get you when llms exist since a llm doesnt really need to create dsls to get work done reply: Smalltalk, in image based systems, absolutely. Erlang not as much, it's more of a "crash the actor and try again" than "rewind, pause, and handle errors in-system"

I mean its cool but what about all of the extra infra I need to write because support for the lang is not as extensive and so more code I need to maintain? reply: I mean if we're heading towards a future where code gen gets super cheap and super good what stops you from porting the libraries you want?