Michael Stanin

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

El Salvador and @xai will redefine the future of public education.

[Ran Aroussi @aroussi]

Building a business is mostly:
→ Trying things
→ Failing quietly
→ Tweaking constantly
→ Hoping loudly

[Michael Caisse @MichaelCaisse]

I wonder if I can get this image to be the official announcement!

[Jason Turner @lefticus]

My CS101++ series is complete now.

https://t.co/q6CX4eyoE6

18 episodes that try to introduce Computer Science fundamentals in a way that is understandable to anyone from any background.

[Vittorio Romeo @supahvee1234]

Can easily do the same in C++. For example, here's a function that returns two 'long' objects:

#cpp

[Kris Jusiak @krisjusiak]

[#cpp20][reflect] Minimal static reflection library
* C++20 - single header (gcc, clang, msvc)
* Minimal API (no dependencies)
* Verifies itself upon include (via static_asserts)
* Compiler changes agnostic (no ifdefs)
https://t.co/NmbIba4Gqg https://t.co/guENHSSXXO

[Mathieu Ropert @MatRopert]

Next time someone tries to sell me 2FA I'll put a drill through their phone and watch them try to vaguely function as a 21st century human being.
In other news, my phone unexpectedly died yesterday night.

[C++ Coach / @janwilmans.bsky.social @janwilmans]

I wrote a thing:
https://t.co/VKpmqXqIZ2

These guidelines were distilled from 20 years of working with C++, watching many talks, attended several trainings. I would welcome comments, please review I make issue as you wish.

#cpp #guidelines #programming

[C++ Coach / @janwilmans.bsky.social @janwilmans]

C++ named under legacy coding skills, hilarious 🤣🤣

[C++ Coach / @janwilmans.bsky.social @janwilmans]

When I mention that I work with C++, I regularly get the question: is C++ even used anywhere these day ?

@lefticus 's 400th episode of C++ weekly gives a nice overview of how most of the world's software actually relies on C++ in some way.

https://t.co/AFBR8d0yFS

[Barry Revzin @BarryRevzin]

One of the hardest things as a parent: not reacting when your daughter takes a handful of food, and while keeping full eye contact, casually hurls it off the table.

Must. Not. Giggle.

[https://mastodon.social/@vitaut @vzverovich]

https://t.co/9N14mboAFo

[Michael Stanin @StaninMichael]

@supahvee1234 @isocpp Just yesterday did a similar thing! It appears all of us are struggling with this simple task. Glad to see there's going to be a proposal 😜

[Jason Turner @lefticus]

re @vzverovich

[Blago Taskov @savage309]

As a team lead, if you want your team to get better, you have to let people fail and learn from their mistakes

Protecting them from their mistakes is not the same

[Mekka 💉x7 @[email protected] @mekkaokerekebye]

🙋🏿‍♂️I have a bunch!

First, somewhat controversial: Imposter syndrome isn't real!

The feeling is very real, but if we think of it as imposter syndrome then it seems like the problem is with the person feeling it, and not with the environment.

Imposter syndrome is lack of safety.

[Rick @rickasaurus]

These two things are incompatible:

1) performance reviews that are genuinely helpful for growing people.

2) performance reviews that are tied to firing quotas or compensation changes.

[Sean Baxter @seanbax]

What wizardry is this?

[Sean Baxter @seanbax]

Cool cool I implemented the six usual special member functions (default ctor, copy/move ctor/assignment, and dtor) for a language sum type.

To avoid std::variant's pesky valueless-by-exception zombie state, implicit assignments that would leave the lhs valueless are deleted.

[Jason Turner @lefticus]

Remember:

std::move doesn't move
std::forward doesn't forward

And

std::function isn't a function