| | Nick | Number of lines | When? | Number of Words | Last seen | Random quote |
| 1 |
ville | 115 |  | 1687 | yesterday | "std::ranges::find() saves you a .begin() and .end() i suppose" |
| 2 |
Richardcavell | 73 | | 935 | 3 days ago | "or possibly, this calls exit() or this has an infinite loop" |
| 3 |
Alipha | 72 | | 961 | 2 days ago | "highrate: what about different constructors and overloading op..." |
| 4 |
xcvb | 50 | | 504 | yesterday | "I guess that falls under "you don't", just like with spaces" |
| 5 |
_PJBoy | 47 | | 565 | yesterday | "it's a bit more natural from a language perspective to associa..." |
| 6 |
kalven | 32 | | 303 | 3 days ago | "you might be in the wrong channel" |
| 7 |
carlino3 | 30 | | 395 | 10 days ago | "ignore the hackish stuff, i don't think is relevant" |
| 8 |
KoVadim | 29 | | 294 | 20 days ago | "it is a c++. Here everything is possible." |
| 9 |
stefanos82 | 28 | | 343 | yesterday | "what's what the IRC channel reports to me lol" |
| 10 |
lh_mouse | 28 | | 325 | yesterday | "I said that it can. it's because it's a cancellation point." |
| 11 |
j`ey | 24 | | 289 | 2 days ago | "got myself into cyclic-class hell" |
| 12 |
cbreak | 23 | | 333 | yesterday | "Type(Type &&) // move constructor" |
| 13 |
Kasreynn | 22 | | 428 | 14 days ago | "I have narrowed down and cleaned up the test case demonstratin..." |
| 14 |
yes-ubuntu | 21 | | 350 | 2 days ago | "That's one way, yes, thank you. Any other ways?" |
| 15 |
PJBoy | 21 | | 222 | 2 days ago | "paragraph numbers probably" |
| 16 |
sway | 20 | | 347 | 13 days ago | "i do this with constructors all the time so im familiar" |
| 17 |
t4nk_fn | 20 | | 274 | 20 days ago | "darnit, hadn't thought of that ;)" |
| 18 |
fiesh | 16 | | 295 | 13 days ago | "Richardcavell: it's like asking if it's standard advice to be ..." |
| 19 |
chris64 | 16 | | 193 | 12 days ago | "so, yes, be as explicit as needed in each situation" |
| 20 |
humm | 15 | | 167 | 3 days ago | "that’s buffering for you" |
| 21 |
SamuelMarks | 10 | | 93 | 12 days ago | "chris64 - yeah I'm writing a tool to make everything explicit" |
| 22 |
Kasreyn | 10 | | 307 | 16 days ago | "right! every assumption isn't automatically a hard crash" |
| 23 |
slidercrank | 9 | | 77 | 20 days ago | "if you think inside a box, you're a cat" |
| 24 |
meupau | 7 | | 59 | 9 days ago | "humm: an interesting design challenge, but doable" |
| 25 |
public_member | 7 | | 31 | today | "good luck getting out of there o7" |
Is Richardcavell stupid or just asking too many questions? 49.3% lines contained a question!
yes-ubuntu didn't know that much either. 47.6% of his/her lines were questions.
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The loudest one was yes-ubuntu, who yelled 52.4% of the time!
Another old yeller was stefanos82, who shouted 10.7% of the time!
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| Everybody had their shift-key under control. :) |
| Nobody beat anyone up. Everybody was friendly. |
yes-ubuntu brings happiness to the world. 28.6% lines contained smiling faces. :)
t4nk_fn isn't a sad person either, smiling 20.0% of the time.
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cbreak seems to be sad at the moment: 8.7% lines contained sad faces. :(
yes-ubuntu is also a sad person, crying 4.8% of the time.
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Kasreynn wrote the longest lines, averaging 116.4 letters per line.
#C++ average was 76.8 letters per line. |
kalven wrote the shortest lines, averaging 51.7 characters per line.
KoVadim was tight-lipped, too, averaging 57.5 characters. |
ville spoke a total of 1687 words!
ville's faithful follower, Alipha, didn't speak so much: 961 words.
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ignorand wrote an average of 79.71 words per line.
Channel average was 13.52 words per line.
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| Nice opers here, no one got kicked! |
| Strange, no op was given on #C++! |
| Wow, no op was taken on #C++! |
SamuelMarks always lets us know what he/she's doing: 2 actions!
For example, like this:
* SamuelMarks is reading up on Tarjan’s algorithm
Also, stefanos82 tells us what's up with 1 actions.
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carlino3 talks to him/herself a lot. He/She wrote over 5 lines in a row 1 times!
Another lonely one was _PJBoy, who managed to hit 1 times.
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| Nobody is foul-mouthed in #C++! Get out much? |
Total number of lines: 17383.
