This is impressive! Some interesting (and seemingly accurate) insights on my own behaviours :-)

Caveat: I didn't try this on desktop. On mobile (DDG Browser) I couldn't actually see any charts on the questions I asked. Whilst the display of the tables (dataframes?) is nice, my suspicion is a general user would prefer a graph or table _by default_. I needed to prompt specifically to get the workflow to output a graph for me.

> It's behind a log-in to prevent abuse ... Would love feedback ...

Use a captcha instead of a log-in wall?

“Favourite” Programming Languages on Hacker News - Key take-aways

Rust is the most talked-about language

2 327 stories – the highest volume

57 212 total points – the highest aggregate karma

Go comes a very close second in volume (2 259 stories) and total score (45 511).

Python and JavaScript still dominate discussion but are edged out by Rust & Go this year.

Smaller but passionate followings

Lua & Erlang generate the highest average score per story, indicating highly-engaged niche audiences.

Swift and Elixir also punch above their weight on a per-story basis.

Classic staples (C++, Java, Ruby, PHP) remain active but draw less relative excitement.

Quick ranking by story count

Rust – 2 327

Go – 2 259

Python – 2 029

JavaScript – 1 927

Highest average karma per story

Lua – 51.8

Erlang – 36.5

Swift – 29.3

Elixir – 25.9

Rust – 24.6

Interpretation: Rust and Go are currently the “favourite” languages on Hacker News by sheer attention and total karma, while Lua and Erlang have smaller but very enthusiastic communities

- Next time any Rust supporter telling you Rust is not popular on HN or Ada gets mentioned a lot of Zig gets similar attention as Rust. You may point them to this post.

These privacy policies and terms of service for all these AI sites give me such a gross feeling. It it opportunism at its max, likely due to our business ecosystem, but regardless. I don't want to engage in any serious manner. I don't think it's good for society at all.

Haha, i was able to dox myself by asking "what is the real name of user mnky9800n". TBF, i don't hide my real name from this username. but still, it just churned until it decided it was me.