When he said that my first thought was "Are you sure you wanna talk about efficiency?"
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I once ran 3 electron apps at the same time which is basically the same thing
I once had three windows of VSCode open. And two of them were Typescript.
Seriously, though. Why the fuck is the ESLint extension so horrible? Slow, bloated, misses changes outside the current file, and needs gigabytes of memory.
RIP this guys RAM
Yes, we know it was called the The South American Blackout of 2019.
I've managed to convince investors that my brute force solution is worth trillions.
Tbf opposite happened a couple of times too where I was like "if only a nuclear war sent our hardware 30 years back so people would appreciate this logic right here."
I’ve had a problem like that once, but then I realized it made way more sense to allocate a big swap file instead and map that to memory.
But what if you "needed" to access all of that memory every single time you produced an output character? And (only hypothetically of course) "all of that memory" was like dozens of gigs at a time.
Only truly visionary computer scientists could be capable of such genius.
malloc(999999999999999999999999999999999)
malloc(18,446,744,073,709,551,615)
ULLONG_MAX from limits.h - so on a 64bit machine size_t = unsigned long long = uint64
Imagine being roasted on every social platform.
[Nobody likes you.]
Even the cuckholders.
Oh yes. I have rewritten other apps just to free more memory for my inefficient code
For your retooting pleasure: labyrinth.social/@nash/1175421…RE: labyrinth.social/users/nash/st…
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