This post discusses a new random number generation library for C++17, focusing on its efficiency and features. Notable comments raise concerns about the safety of the ChaCha CSPRNG (Cryptographically Secure Pseudorandom Number Generator) regarding seed size and point out a potential output wrapping issue. Comparisons to the Abseil random library suggest that while there are similarities, users are curious about performance benchmarks. Additionally, the efficiency of options like `getrandom()` is mentioned, and the importance of a reliable uniform integer distribution in random number genera is underscored, highlighting a common grievance with the C++ standard's handling of generator outputs versus distributions.