From 5ee84af68f981ca37c198933d62f662520ed82c6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: anon <anon@anon.anon>
Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2024 23:56:59 +0200
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+# Stacktor
+> stack-vector
+
+So,
+theres this very technical sentiment that dynamic vectors are
+impossible due to how memory layout works.
+We constantly have to reallocate vectors on the heap if we wish to expand them.
+
+Now,
+here is an even more technical gotcha'.
+The stack is dynamic (""),
+but we use it for all locals...
+Except all threads (under Linux anyways) get their own stack.
+
+Logically follows that a stacktor is vector implemented using the stack,
+cheesing threads.
+
+Does this have any benefits? Not really. Is it evil? Definitely.
+Anyways, enjoy.