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And Clojure. Perhaps these aren't considered low resource. I had good results in Clojure over a year ago.

I would not be surprised if a much larger volume of Clojure source code is in publicly-visible repositories. I’ve not met too many COBOL or Fortran hobbyists.

I suspect the frontier models have a more fundamental sense of programming logic and aren't limited to surface syntax. Has this been proven? I feel like the papers that have come out suggest this, but I haven't read one specifically testing it.

I'm surprised it did so poorly on COBOL.

How does it do on other esoteric languages or a newly made up one?

Re: Clojure, this test does show it performs about as well with Common Lisp as the others. I would expect it can handle other Lisps as well. They can all generally be thought of as extensions of a proto-Lisp.

Haskell community will be overjoyed.

"avoid success at all costs"

Functions in Haskell have no side effects because nobody runs them.

SQLite is not pure, it has side effects - the .sqlite file on disk

You can use the ST monad

It's too good.

https://xkcd.com/1312/