> I think the aesthetic preference for terseness should give way to the preference for LLM accuracy, which may mean more verbose code
From what I understand, the terseness of array languages (Q builds on K) serves a practical purpose: all the code is visible at once, without the reader having to scroll or jump around. When reviewing an LLM's output, this is a quality I'd appreciate.
From what I understand, the terseness of array languages (Q builds on K) serves a practical purpose: all the code is visible at once, without the reader having to scroll or jump around. When reviewing an LLM's output, this is a quality I'd appreciate.