LLMs can’t count. Do you think they can balance parens?
Personally, I’ve wondered why they don’t just generate machine code.
they can call tools to count tho?
I mean, is this an actual issue? There have to be plenty of developers using LLMs to write Lisp(s).
I have occasionally seen Claude models struggle to balance brackets/parens in nesting-heavy languages like Dart (Flutter), but it’s gotten much better.
I never thought of that. Humans avoid machine code for many reasons. If LLM's don't need to produce human-readable output, then why not?