They replicated the CVE themselves with pictures, so it's not total slop, but I think most articles now are AI-assisted.

Regardless, it's a thinly-veiled ad for PVS-Studio. I'm also questioning the relevance to gamedev.

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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.

Yeah, the article is AI slop. Their Github is full of hundreds of vibe-coded repos with no license. This costs money? I wouldn't be surprised if it was vibe coded too, or is just a wrapper around something else. If I wanted markdown to PDF, I would definitely not use this option.

I didn't use emacs much until around 2014, but I remember playing the Emacs Adventure around 2006 when I was 11.

TIOBE is controversial, but regardless, I'm not surprised. C# is a pleasure to use, and the barrier to entry is decreasing every day. It's the best option for web, video games, and desktop apps. I wouldn't be surprised if it overtook Java.

I hope that means that this community and the dotnet community will become more active.

I just subscribed. I would love to review people's code.

I try so hard to move away from this but I seem to always end up crawling back because something is missing or broken. DotRush is hopeful, though (assuming C#)

I gushed over them when Android Open Source Project, Chromium, and the Google summer of code were new. I still think the free and open source projects they maintain are positive things, but I'm disgusted with just about everything else they do.

What changed you?

Me too. I really thought that one day my dad would say "You were right. I'm sorry." There is nothing that can change their minds, and I don't know what the solution is.

It sounds like you know how to debank yourself, but you're afraid to execute it. If you would prefer to store cash in a safe, it might be smarter to use something that could keep up with inflation, like gold. Cash will become more worthless as time passes.

I would love to see a minecart / rail update. They were once a critical piece of Minecraft, now often neglected as there are much better ways to get around.