@EpicModron@jesseschramm1 @Tier1Angel @DavidZipper This is actually what I hate about modern pickups. We tow horse trailers, trucks keep getting taller every year, and with weaker rear suspensions. So it’s harder to load them, and you have to add on aftermarket suspension upgrades to be able to tow w/o driveline vibration.
@ericniebler@lxkarthi Good point. My wrapper struct is as well. So this fails the "instantiate a constant number of template classes" requirement at least two ways...
@ericniebler@lxkarthi After further pondering, here is a way to do it that instantiates 0 template types. It does it all with constexpr-if, tuples, and decltype(): https://t.co/Od81X1CBAH
@ericniebler@lxkarthi I let this simmer, and it finally occurred to me to solve it by wrapping the type in something that can be returned: https://t.co/Bux5yhM8md
@ericniebler Good catch! I’ll have to ponder how to handle that. Function templates seemed to handle this well, especially variable arguments in different contexts. Footguns in return types allowed got me this time…
@ericniebler Interestingly both "return S::f();" and "auto s = S(); return s.f();" both pass. It's only when you create a temporary instance of S in the return statement that it fails.
@thehelpdeskgirl Yep that’s cringy. The one that’s driving me crazy now though is when a meeting organizer “gives you time back” when a meeting ends early…
@RealJoseph123 I think it’s too early to say whether this will be another product to follow that path, or whether this is a return to Apple’s “success” with products like Newton and Lisa. I can honestly see this going either way.
@Tazerface16 My dad was a sucker for get-rich-quick schemes. One time he signed up for a real estate investment training class ($$$$!). When my mom got the first bill, she called me and I had to help them unwind it - in the end they were out a few hundred $$$ but it could have been worse.
Let’s not overcomplicate this:
Republicans passed a $2 trillion tax cut for billionaires and corporations.
And now they’re refusing to pay for it.
It’s really that simple.