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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳 
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore fiore stop comitting computer crimes what the fuck
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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore you should use linked lists in any case O(1) is a meme
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@coolbean i hate calling malloc(3) ok it makes me nervous
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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore i like trees i think you should use trees
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@fiore 4 MB and it dies? L operating system.
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@chjara idk i think its just that the stack size is way smaller or smth ? idk
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@coolbean it feels dirty ok . when i do Box::new() i know i wont have to clean up anything and it will be valid and cool . but malloc(3) .. that scares me …
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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore if you forget to free it literally just ^C to make the kernel clean it up for you. its ok to memory leak for a simulation if you'll be done before you run out of ram
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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore god thats the dirtiest thing ive ever said i feel nasty about that one
its true though it only becomes a problem if it crashes before ur done
its true though it only becomes a problem if it crashes before ur done
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@coolbean yea but what if i double free what if i use after free what if i forget to check for nullptr what if what if aaaaa
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@coolbean bean your cc privileges are revoked
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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore i dont free there either its not a long-running process, cleanup doesnt matter
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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore like a double is like what 8 bytes? ive got 32gb of ram thats 32 billion bytes thats enough room for 4 billion doubles
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adzuki "toes" bean ch. 🇨🇳
coolbean@brain.worm.pink
@fiore not accounting for os overhead because really why not use a unikernel
funnily enough thats actually a real thing in ocaml land theres a library for ez unikernels so you can totally just do that ocaml is weirdly useful for embedded stuff as a result which is quite unique and enjoyable for a functional language
funnily enough thats actually a real thing in ocaml land theres a library for ez unikernels so you can totally just do that ocaml is weirdly useful for embedded stuff as a result which is quite unique and enjoyable for a functional language
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Phantasm
phnt@fluffytail.org
@kirby @coolbean @fiore There's also this cardinal sin: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43361131/how-does-gnu-c-extension-attribute-cleanup-work
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