Ruby: The Unexpected Language of the AI Revolution?
Large language models (LLMs) excel at code generation, but their limited context windows hinder work with large codebases. This article explores the 'power' of LLM-assisted programming: how many tokens does it take to express a program? The author argues Python outperforms Go for LLMs due to its conciseness, allowing more features within token limits. Further, Ruby, known for elegance and brevity, is posited as an ideal LLM language due to its efficient token usage. While challenges like type checking remain, Ruby's human-centric design ironically makes it a potential frontrunner for LLMs.
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