Astra's C++ code called 'nonhuman': unreadable density, not superhuman
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-05
A user who examined Astra's generated C++ code concluded it is not exactly "superhuman" but definitely "nonhuman" — the code density is so extreme it borders on unreadable. The remark highlights the widening gap between frontier-model code style and human maintainability.
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