Is there a resource which compares Lisps (expressiveness, limitations, available special forms, ...)? I often read about lisp 1 and 2.0, clojure being a lisp 1.5 (because of the callable keywords if iirc).
Dabbling into llms I think that lisps could be very interesting format to expose tools to llms, ie prompting a llm to craft programs in a Lisp and then processing (by that I mean parsing, correcting, analyzing and evaluating the programs) those programs within the system to achieve the user's goal.
Dabbling into llms I think that lisps could be very interesting format to expose tools to llms, ie prompting a llm to craft programs in a Lisp and then processing (by that I mean parsing, correcting, analyzing and evaluating the programs) those programs within the system to achieve the user's goal.