Okay C++ nerds, how come [[lifetimebound]] attribute don't work in this situation? godbolt.org/z/9TzzrvYrP

Can we agree on which keyboard shortcuts moves to the next line instead of sending the message? I'm afraid to press any combination now.

Here's a vibe coded script that you can hide any message in a valid URL using forward and backward slashes. Just to show you how poorly WHATWG URL Specs really are. github.com/the-moisrex/li…

We just released Ada v3.4.0. It was a huge release with lots of performance improvements including commits from 10 people! cc Daniel Lemire github.com/ada-url/ada/re…

Modern CSS capabilities.

For the love of God, start teaching with an example before you go and explain everything else for 5 minutes straight.

I'm sorry, but using rvalue ref-qualifier to prevent from calling a member function twice is not that brilliant of an idea. The alternative solutions are as ugly as this one, but still, I rather re-design the API.

Hiring manager don't care about your personal project, and definitely don't read your codes on Github, and if they do, they now assume it's all AI anyway. AI has caused the obfuscation of real talents versus the rest of people.

I don't use GitHub's copilot a lot, but I did at least expected the issue numbers would be clickable!

> "Programming is thinking, not typing" This is a good take, but a lot of people get it wrong and avoid typing. It is not that you are not thinking, but that you are shifting from "thinking to solve" to "thinking to delegate". Vibe coding is just intellectual junk food. It can

Compilers still can't fully optimize away C++'s ranges overhead. Compilers still can't fully optimize away C++'s ranges overhead. Compilers still can't fully optimize away C++'s ranges overhead. Compilers still can't fully optimize away C++'s ranges overhead.

OpenAI's decision on creating Codex app and web-based version was a better decision than any terminal-based version; as long as it's not eating our precious memory more than it needs to, of course.

Seeing a constraint-less template parameter in C++20+ code bases cringes me out these days. It has become my natural instinct to find a way and use concepts to restrict things to reduce silent bugs.

I'm sorry, but I don't like silent errors. WHATWG URL specs requires this nonsense.

On what level of C++ expertness should you have to be to know the difference between `decltype(x)` and `decltype((x))`?