Does fat work like a stack or a queue when you're burning it?

Does fat work like a stack or a queue when you're burning it?

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Naw work your arms if you want them toned.

Like a linked list, actually

wtf r u guys talking about, its not even relevant to op's question

Fat burns off when you do the work. Don't overthink it. Just don't eat like a pig and do work.

You have some caloric defecit acting as your hash function to reduce the running time

Alright, you answer him then

Op's a big boy tho, that hash table is gonna take up quite the overhead space

Fair point, OP how much do you weigh? Gotta reduce your running time. Please don’t say that you’re BST, else we’ll need to work on your imbalances too.

C-style array

This is now a data structures thread boys

Like a Bloom Filter

Heap

More like a disjoint set.

More like a tree...
... and you should make like one and fuck off.

No

Hashmap

I assumed it was a stack.

That's what I was thinking

Neither. What an odd question

Then how?

Works like a prefix tree

think of it like a file tree.

Like a binary search tree. The body tries to keep things balanced

Don't assume fat loss/gain is a linear accumulation/expulsion of cells. If fat worked like a stack then we are presuming your body prioritizes the breakdown of fat by age of cells (first in, first out). If this is the case then we might see fat cells fill up and then release fat, while others, which have been filled long ago, never release fat.

If fat works like a queue, then we would see fat cells fill up, hold on to the fat, and then deposit the fat after other cells fill up after.

Neither is the case. Your fat cells fill up at a constant rate and release at a constant rate. There is no order in which the fat cells fill up/lose because they are all filling up and losing at more or less the same rate.

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So basically random?

kek
>Does the body use a LIFO or FIFO fat accounting method?

I would argue its a priority queue

random allocation random deallocation

just don't overdo it, you don't want to be bulky like the Arnold, do you?

nah you're thinking about rich piano

Not realizing that a stack or queue can be made from linked lists... not gonna make it.

It's more like when you use malloc/new then free/delete
To you it seems like the memeory/fat cells disappeared, but your os/body actually keeps them around for efficiency reasons
Only trough prolonged frees/dieting do you actually loose memory/fat cells

Like a max heap, where the priority function is distance from your gut.

>all these nerds trying to show off
>not one has just posted a research paper that answers the question

retards

>he still uses C
Hello gramps

Jow Forums I can't say how glad I am that you are here more often

I guess you could use routers programmed in nodejs
Enjoy your 1kb/s internet

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Unironically its a heap

>He doesn't believe C is a fundamental necessary in every programmer's education
C is like compound lifts. You start with C (SS, SL, etc.).
Starting with python is like jumping straight into brosplits and juicing up from day one.
Being a js baseddev is like being the curlsbro.
C++ is compound lifts in the Smith machine.

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>C with classes
>smith machines
More like having cages instead of having to clean your squats

Think of it like a bucket of water, you poke a hole in the bucket and the water appears to drain equally as appose to just parts of the bucket emptying out

if you fill the bucket it just fills the same space (see genetics)

isn’t this in the sticky or did i read this analogy somewhere else

>C++ is compound lifts in the Smith machine.
Bad analogy.

>C++ is compound lifts in the Smith machine.
Yikes

>C++ is compound lifts in the Smith machine

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