Js ate up all the ram

Why ?

Js ate up all the ram

no, that's just normal requirements for modern programs: if it serves more than 10 users, than in needs at least 128gb ram (256 is good)

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btw 2^256 is O(1)

Yeah because it's done by hardware and the numbers always have the same amount of digits

How did you do that?

april fools day

And vectors are GPU accelerated, I don't think that the CPU has dedicated hardware for such constructs

ey since this is now a javascript group - here is an epic website i made chandradeepdey.com

And vectors are GPU accelerated, I don't think that the CPU has dedicated hardware for such constructs

nope) Youtube loaded slower than I saw the url

nope) Youtube loaded slower than I saw the url

It does

and everybody should remember dQw...XcQ

i also have sandstorm.chandradeepdey.com for people with different tastes

Who changed it to js?

Yes it is c++ group

it is js group now

Js is not even a real programming language.

It's turing complete and widely used lmao I don't see why it's not a real programming language I used to think this too but it's kinda just wrong

Ok fine. But why the group topic has been changed?

How can you suddenly change it?

ah Because JavaScript is the future and C++ is dead, JavaScript will rule the world

Heey, btw, I've got a question I've been working with C++ for a bit, and in my latest projects I've encountered across very frustrating problems Could anyone please explain to me why does C++ need so much redundancy with class members? For example, how member variable declarations also need a definition that adds nothing meaningful, like >Someclass.h class Someclass{ public: uint32_t someint; And then >Someclass.cpp #include "Someclass.h" uint32_t Someclass::someint; What is prohibiting the compiler from doing such things itself?

Heey, btw, I've got a question I've been working with C++ for a bit, and in my latest projects I've encountered across very frustrating problems Could anyone please explain to me why does C++ need so much redundancy with class members? For example, how member variable declarations also need a definition that adds nothing meaningful, like >Someclass.h class Someclass{ public: uint32_t someint; And then >Someclass.cpp #include "Someclass.h" uint32_t Someclass::someint; What is prohibiting the compiler from doing such things itself?

it is js group now

yeah I expected that change . because just js programmers change statements without knowing what they did and fortunately their code work :)))))))))

It's needed only for static members as far as I remember, and in modern times you can mark it inline to fix that

Honestly the single thing I'll never forgive in JavaScript '4' + '2' = 6 and 4 + 2 = 42

Heey, btw, I've got a question I've been working with C++ for a bit, and in my latest projects I've encountered across very frustrating problems Could anyone please explain to me why does C++ need so much redundancy with class members? For example, how member variable declarations also need a definition that adds nothing meaningful, like >Someclass.h class Someclass{ public: uint32_t someint; And then >Someclass.cpp #include "Someclass.h" uint32_t Someclass::someint; What is prohibiting the compiler from doing such things itself?

Now about why Because of how program is being compiled/linked you need only one place where you decide where you want to store this object (related to ODR), compiler compiles only one translation unit at a time so it can't know how many times this variable is being defined in other translation units. Inline enables it to say, "hey, I don't care which definition is the right one from the colliding ones of this variable/function, use any of them"

It's not a fast, pre-compiled and optimized language that should be used for backend or desktop for sure, but it's very much a real programming language

yeah and one of the worst designed languages

But I still like it better than Java

say that here is more js than c++ programmers and admins desided to change title

wtf c++?? we hate cpp programmers, they never sleep and always talking about 1 byte optimization ...😐

wtf c++?? we hate cpp programmers, they never sleep and always talking about 1 byte optimization ...😐

wtf c++?? we hate cpp programmers, they never sleep and always talking about 1 byte optimization ...😐

wtf c++?? we hate cpp programmers, they never sleep and always talking about 1 byte optimization ...😐

There's only 1 array in the code right? And I'm using the equal to operator

its funny how sarcasm is being taken seriously

I’ve never joined it but I am admin somehow

I’ve never joined it but I am admin somehow