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  1. COMMENTARY · Mastodon — mastodon.social English(EN) ·

    (Reposting a blog post by @ zyd copy-pasted in full from: this webpage ) Can you Lisp without being strapped in to the Torment Nexus Machine? As of 2026-05-18 …

    A recent survey of Lisp and Scheme programming projects reveals varying stances on the use of AI-generated code. As of May 2026, many projects have established policies, with some strictly prohibiting LLM contributions and others hesitantly accepting them. A few projects are still awaiting official policies or have nuanced approaches, such as allowing LLM use for core developers but not external contributions. AI

    IMPACT Developers of Lisp and Scheme dialects are establishing policies on AI-generated code, indicating a growing need to address AI's role in software development.

  2. RESEARCH · arXiv cs.AI English(EN) · · [7 sources]

    A Self-Calibrating Framework for Analog Circuit Sizing Using LLM-Derived Analytical Equations

    Researchers are exploring the use of LLMs to generate code and improve geospatial analysis. One study developed a system called zerodep to reimplement popular Python libraries using only the standard library, finding that LLMs can effectively create performant code with minimal external dependencies. Other research introduces frameworks like CompassLLM and GISclaw that leverage LLMs for complex geospatial reasoning and analysis, demonstrating improved accuracy and efficiency in tasks such as popular path queries and wildfire response. AI

    A Self-Calibrating Framework for Analog Circuit Sizing Using LLM-Derived Analytical Equations

    IMPACT LLMs are enabling more efficient code development and sophisticated geospatial reasoning for applications like disaster response and urban planning.