That’s true, but there are also massive economies of scale when you can afford the big Nvidia gpus and share them among many people.

I agree. I use openrouter myself.

In general I agree with you, but llms are the one exception where it’s not practical and not cost effective to run them locally. If you want to use them, the better option is by far to pay someone for the service.

I think you might want to go through a python tutorial before you start on coding game. It can get frustrating if you don’t know the basics.

I’m participating! Codingame is a lot of fun, I highly recommend it.

Is posix still relevant in any way?

Lisp is the only one I haven’t learned yet 😁

Rust, haskell, python, c++ are all interesting choices. I would argue that c# is too close to what you already know to be interesting.

If I were you though, I’d pick a project first, then decide what language makes sense for it.

Am I the only one to still use regular vim? I tried to switch to Neovim a few years ago, but there were a few things I didn’t like, so I switched back. Vim has improved tremendously, so I no longer feel a need to switch. With LSP and Copilot, I feel that I am close to the optimal dev environment these days…

Awesome, thank you !