The only way to see how I Fixed Move Semantics is to come to C++Online next week!
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The only way to see how I Fixed Move Semantics is to come to C++Online next week!
cpponline.uk/session/2026...
M-5, HAL, WOPR, Colosus, Echo Papa 607: warnings, not suggestions.
We’ve all written this:
std::move(x);
But is it correct?
Find out in our 2nd C++Online Keynote “I Fixed Move Semantics” where @lefticus.bsky.social looks at the most common move semantics mistakes — and how to eliminate them.
🗓 March 12 | 16:30 UTC
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#cpp #cplusplus
Literally every single time I've flown Star Alliance in the last decade I've had a trip disrupting delay.
Canadian C++ Programmers! I'll be doing a workshop in Toronto soon!
Come to my C++ Best Practices workshop in May 5-6, 2026.
We'll discuss what good clean C++ can and should look like.
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Online Workshop tickets are now live from world class instructors including @lefticus.bsky.social, @andreasfertig.com, @mikeshah.bsky.social, @assaftzurel.bsky.social & more! 🧑🏫
FREE main conference access included with every workshop registration!
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#cpp #cplusplus #coding
I explain in the start of the episode what the plan is!
Job Hunting and Optimizing Compilers with Jamie Pendergast - CppCast Ep404 - C++ Weekly Ep 521
youtu.be/vzar4IDKTys
Thought of the morning: the technology exists *right now* that a bad actor with access and $$ could systemically alter all of your digital memories to change something.
Example: a friend's hair color.
Would you notice? I rarely remember hair color so I probably wouldn't.
NDC Toronto 2026: Write Better C++! 🛠️
Join Jason Turner (@lefticus.bsky.social) for his 2-day workshop: "C++ Best Practices." Master proven guidelines to write cleaner, safer & faster C++!
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🍁 May 5-8! #cpp #NDCToronto
Fellow nerds! 🤓 Want to help me play test my new Programming Puzzles Game website? programmingpuzzles.fun It's the companion site to my Programming Puzzles for Everyone book.
Have fun and report any issues.
Is your #AI writing good C++?
Can you tell the difference?
Attend my C++ Online Performance and Safety Class!
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Updates to my starter project. Including automatic build and deployment to github pages with a CI emscripten build!
* emscripten
* CI OS Updates
* CI Compiler updates
* Fine tuning of static analysis
github.com/cpp-best-practices/cmake_template
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Ep 518 - Online C++ Tools You Must See! (2026)
youtu.be/VAgC2bCwOQo
Pedantic me would like to point out that I've eaten at least 4 different varieties of avocados in the US alone.
And if you buy avocados in Florida they are likely *not* haas.
The physicists I know do things like intelligently order the operations on the floating point to group small things with small things, and everything stays floating point at the precision they care about.
Certainly works for real world simulations, but I'm curious about even higher accuracy
Does anyone know of a computation problem domain where precision and accuracy are most important, over any performance concerns?
They are legally at the will of the Governor / state (Minnesota)
Awesome! This has been on my todo list since I started looking at reflection.
Have a link?
One of the compilers is wrong in this case. But at the moment I forget which one. I did look out to tho
One of C++'s main strengths is type safety, when used correctly.
This is a lesson that every language has learned, from Python type hinting to TypeScript
By comparison C doesn't even have a type system.
All is the weakness in C++'s type system is inherited from C
Come to my highly interactive and dynamic C++ Best Practices workshop at NDC Toronto May 5-6, 2026!
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I need a documentary about people who won trips on game shows in the 80's and 90's and how those trips went
Ep 516 - C++26's User Generated static_assert Messages
youtu.be/CmfgZa-bcTg
If you have patience it seems to work out, eventually.
Particularly useful for things you cannot donate (like an old TV that still works) put it up for free and it's probably gone by the end of the day.
Ep 515 - Revolutionize Your Templates with static_assert of non-value-dependent Exprs
youtu.be/pwf45vaXm3Q
