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I built a programming language that LLMs can't use

L4 · DeveloperOpen SourceHacker News· 10/17/2026

Tests LLM code understanding limitations and provides adversarial testing framework for developers.

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Developer created KillSwitch, an esoteric programming language designed to exploit LLM weaknesses through hidden lies, counting requirements, and safety trigger phrases.

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