| | Nick | Number of lines | When? | Number of Words | Last seen | Random quote |
| 1 |
ville | 135 |  | 2327 | 4 days ago | "don't know the answer, gcc seems alright with it" |
| 2 |
mort | 114 | | 2144 | 5 days ago | ".. this is actually impressive" |
| 3 |
PJBoy | 32 | | 311 | 9 days ago | "Tobbi, suffice to say there isn't" |
| 4 |
tobbi | 23 | | 187 | 7 days ago | "I'm getting an undefined symbol error messages like this: http..." |
| 5 |
computerquip | 23 | | 348 | 4 days ago | "Or python or anything with a first-class package manager." |
| 6 |
lh_mouse | 22 | | 313 | 12 days ago | "I suspect not having a trailing return type means the function..." |
| 7 |
kalven | 18 | | 234 | 5 days ago | "The work here seems like it is directly inspired by flatbuffers" |
| 8 |
Alipha | 16 | | 298 | 4 days ago | "mort: I also dislike yaml" |
| 9 |
j_importer | 15 | | 209 | 18 days ago | "some collapse the two into one though" |
| 10 |
paul424 | 11 | | 96 | 25 days ago | "Is there any way of writing this in another way : static c..." |
| 11 |
meicceli | 10 | | 125 | 12 days ago | "nvm i'm an idiot. thought f(1) would go inside the if-statement" |
| 12 |
Ragatanga | 10 | | 107 | 26 days ago | "also weird verbose dumb package finder scripts" |
| 13 |
Inline | 9 | | 88 | 18 days ago | "the garbage collector has sometimes garbage" |
| 14 |
RunForestRun | 8 | | 99 | 4 days ago | "json for human configs actually sucks a bit" |
| 15 |
Liblx | 7 | | 118 | 10 days ago | "ville: ok, i will think about it." |
| 16 |
[o | 7 | | 111 | 5 days ago | "I used cmake for a while. they I just couldn't stand it anymor..." |
| 17 |
metayeti | 7 | | 71 | 4 days ago | "https://ruuda.nl/2023/the-yaml-document-from-hell" |
| 18 |
jcarpenter2 | 5 | | 74 | 4 days ago | "if you wanted all the X values for some reason :)" |
| 19 |
DaliborFox | 4 | | 73 | 5 days ago | "Oooooh, there's intentions for a Rust-like flavor of C++? Int..." |
| 20 |
cbreak | 4 | | 106 | 10 days ago | "Liblx: the first step to writing a neural network library from..." |
| 21 |
andreyv | 4 | | 106 | 21 days ago | "Well, there is llvm::Twine, whose ideas seem relevant here. Bu..." |
| 22 |
BrasilDeTodos | 3 | | 24 | 5 days ago | "wait what? so bool also implicitly converts to result<int,void..." |
| 23 |
npaperbot | 2 | | 45 | 15 days ago | "P3074R7: [EWG Evolution] trivial unions (was std::uninitialize..." |
| 24 |
Svitkona | 2 | | 7 | 5 days ago | "give me death or give me cmake" |
| 25 |
whist | 2 | | 28 | 9 days ago | "C++ project for today 2026-14-20 http://c-3p0.padenmoss.com/up..." |
Is kalven stupid or just asking too many questions? 27.8% lines contained a question!
Alipha didn't know that much either. 18.8% of his/her lines were questions.
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The loudest one was lh_mouse, who yelled 4.5% of the time!
Another old yeller was computerquip, who shouted 4.3% of the time!
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It seems that PJBoy's shift-key is hanging: 3.1% of the time he/she wrote UPPERCASE.
For example, like this:
<PJBoy> [P3074]
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| Nobody beat anyone up. Everybody was friendly. |
tobbi brings happiness to the world. 4.3% lines contained smiling faces. :)
PJBoy isn't a sad person either, smiling 3.1% of the time.
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| mort seems to be sad at the moment: 0.9% lines contained sad faces. :(
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mort wrote the longest lines, averaging 106.9 letters per line.
#C++-general average was 89.9 letters per line. |
PJBoy wrote the shortest lines, averaging 50.7 characters per line.
tobbi was tight-lipped, too, averaging 52.0 characters. |
ville spoke a total of 2327 words!
ville's faithful follower, mort, didn't speak so much: 2144 words.
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karenw wrote an average of 38.50 words per line.
Channel average was 15.49 words per line.
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| Nice opers here, no one got kicked! |
| Strange, no op was given on #C++-general! |
| Wow, no op was taken on #C++-general! |
| No actions in #C++-general! |
ville talks to him/herself a lot. He/She wrote over 5 lines in a row 1 times!
Another lonely one was paul424, who managed to hit 1 times.
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computerquip has quite a potty mouth. 0.3% words were foul language.
mort also makes sailors blush, 0.0% of the time.
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Total number of lines: 9102.
