Link to original post:

https://martinalderson.com/posts/which-programming-languages-are-most-token-efficient/

Sergey's headline is a little clickbait-y as the results put Haskell above F#. Also, the article itself admits that there are a lot of variables that were not accounted for in the test. It appearst to be a pattern of more concise languages performing better with LLMs than more verbose langauges with C being all the way at the bottom. I was under the impression that modern C# is more concise than Java, but I haven't touched Java in years.

Fascinating. I think static typed languages is the way to go regardless of token strength. The next step would be to see how many LLM tokens are used to build a project to a spec and testsuite using these languaes. I.e. realize end to end efficiency

Dude. What are you on about? How is anything I've posted or said in any way related to dark patterns in UX or otherwise? A weekly digest posted to a Lemmy programming community is not any kind of pop-up, unless you've gone to great lengths to make your own lemmy notifications as annoying as possible, or you're using a client that does so on its own. Also, if by trying again later you mean later again somehow implying I should stop posting, don't bother. I will stop posting the day it becomes clear what I post is of benefit to absolutely no one, not whenever some random asshole decides to try to exert dominance.

https://hamy.xyz/blog/2025-06_7-reasons-fsharp-sucks

The actual article, not whatever this clunky reposting thing is