The other reply mentioned tools and documentation, which are the big differentiators in my opinion, but there are also some language leve...
The other reply mentioned tools and documentation, which are the big differentiators in my opinion, but there are also some language level tools in Elixir which feel more "modern" I guess, the macro system which is on part with Lisp, protocols, a consistent standard library which extends Erlang rather than replacing it (although it does duplicate some things, both because binaries are the default string type in Elixir, and because OTP has a bit of an annoying problem with switching the position of the subject), and some conveniences like pipelines, the `with` construction - basically it produces something which semantically is like Erlang at its core, but how you go about solving problems in it offers a lot more options, which oftentimes result in a lot less code written for the same effect.
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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The other reply mentioned tools and documentation, which are the big differentiators in my opinion, but there are also some language leve...
The other reply mentioned tools and documentation, which are the big differentiators in my opinion, but there are also some language level tools in Elixir which feel more "modern" I guess, the macro system which is on part with Lisp, protocols, a consistent standard library which extends Erlang rather than replacing it (although it does duplicate some things, both because binaries are the default string type in Elixir, and because OTP has a bit of an annoying problem with switching the position of the subject), and some conveniences like pipelines, the `with` construction - basically it produces something which semantically is like Erlang at its core, but how you go about solving problems in it offers a lot more options, which oftentimes result in a lot less code written for the same effect.
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