| | Nick | Number of lines | When? | Number of Words | Last seen | Random quote |
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ville | 25 |     | 328 | 2 days ago | "expr0 = expr1; expr0 happens to be a call to operator []" |
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PirocaGigante | 25 |    | 217 | yesterday | "Oxyd, I like this easier member func usage :)" |
| 3 |
thingol | 20 |  | 117 | 22 days ago | "ok sorry some bizarre upgarde" |
| 4 |
xcvb | 18 |     | 201 | 2 days ago | "corvenox: I don't think so. Think of it like.." |
| 5 |
mrdisguised | 16 |   | 217 | 8 days ago | "xcvb: Direct initialization" |
| 6 |
bggd | 15 |   | 219 | 6 days ago | "Hi. I don't find on the web although it may exist, it's a very..." |
| 7 |
Oxyd | 14 |   | 156 | 2 days ago | "It's not about ease, it's about being more general." |
| 8 |
hseg | 14 |   | 191 | 11 days ago | "Warming up with some exercism, I'm running into linking errors..." |
| 9 |
Allio84 | 13 |   | 128 | yesterday | "can you have one inside another?" |
| 10 |
fiesh | 13 |   | 201 | 16 days ago | "no worries, you're welcome" |
| 11 |
yates | 13 |   | 113 | 15 days ago | "is std::numeric_limits in the recent compiler versions?" |
| 12 |
yates_work | 11 |  | 121 | 22 days ago | "fiesh: oh yeah, it's very usable" |
| 13 |
Borgpipe | 11 |     | 109 | 19 days ago | "https://github.com/netpipe/simpleC- i was able to get my own a..." |
| 14 |
Alipha | 11 |    | 191 | yesterday | "Allio84: you can have nested #if. Where is gFont declared? Sou..." |
| 15 |
LunarJetman | 10 |  | 89 | 16 days ago | "std::inplace_vector is a bit rubbish" |
| 16 |
mrgamble | 9 |  | 46 | 4 days ago | "sledgehammers are a great tool" |
| 17 |
Flannel | 7 |    | 133 | 6 days ago | "mrdisguised: The best IDE is the one that works well for you." |
| 18 |
kalven | 6 |    | 66 | 2 days ago | "Imk0tter: there would be two operators involved there, operato..." |
| 19 |
corvenox | 6 |  | 130 | 13 days ago | "My guess: any_cast requires exact type match for safety and pe..." |
| 20 |
ville_ | 5 |  | 51 | 8 days ago | "and = 67 for the second. the grammar is funny" |
| 21 |
jbo | 4 |  | 39 | 17 days ago | ""which messenger to use for C++ in 2027"" |
| 22 |
bolagato | 3 |   | 23 | 2 days ago | "{ int x[3] = {}; x.operator[](2) = 10; cout << x; }" |
| 23 |
stefanos82 | 3 |  | 28 | 16 days ago | "go through these and you will be fine https://github.com/Antho..." |
| 24 |
andreyv | 3 |  | 41 | 2 days ago | "Your example can be written as (myType[i]) = VALUE. It is easi..." |
| 25 |
rbox | 2 |  | 8 | 6 days ago | "the original single file database" |
Is corvenox stupid or just asking too many questions? 66.7% lines contained a question!
Allio84 didn't know that much either. 53.8% of his/her lines were questions.
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The loudest one was yates_work, who yelled 27.3% of the time!
Another old yeller was hseg, who shouted 21.4% of the time!
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It seems that Borgpipe's shift-key is hanging: 9.1% of the time he/she wrote UPPERCASE. For example, like this: <Borgpipe> CPLUSPLUS
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| Nobody beat anyone up. Everybody was friendly. |
PirocaGigante brings happiness to the world. 12.0% lines contained smiling faces. :)
fiesh isn't a sad person either, smiling 7.7% of the time.
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| xcvb seems to be sad at the moment: 5.6% lines contained sad faces. :(
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corvenox wrote the longest lines, averaging 137.8 letters per line.
#C++ average was 64.6 letters per line. |
mrgamble wrote the shortest lines, averaging 30.4 characters per line.
thingol was tight-lipped, too, averaging 31.6 characters. |
ville spoke a total of 328 words!
ville's faithful follower, bggd, didn't speak so much: 219 words.
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computerquip wrote an average of 32.00 words per line.
Channel average was 11.12 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++! |
bolagato always lets us know what he/she's doing: 1 actions! For example, like this: * bolagato wraps Frames_ inside an unique_ptr
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thingol talks to him/herself a lot. He/She wrote over 5 lines in a row 2 times!
Another lonely one was mrgamble, who managed to hit 1 times.
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| Nobody is foul-mouthed in #C++! Get out much? |
Total number of lines: 19292.