For the record, that was a joke. JavaScript does not have arrays.

@tmikov Numbers objects are cached internally and reused via the same referenced objects

@tmikov OS overcommit memory. And on top of that, the JS vm is probably overcomiting too.

@tmikov I'm more interested in `print`. What's that?

@tmikov Js Arrays are sparse and don’t allocate memory.

@tmikov For people wondering why it doesn't work: new Array creates all empty arrays, a.k.a. the array didn't actually claim any space at all. If you want to claim space, try doing mem.forEach(array=>array.fill(0))

@tmikov Chaotic evil

@tmikov case and point