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Don't miss the @meetingcpp 2026 public pre-recordings: meetingcpp.com/meetingcpp/ne… And for a fantastic C++ conference in Berlin (hybrid, both in person and online), don't miss the full program of MeetingC++2026 meetingcpp.com/2026/ We will be there, looking forward meeting you!
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I attended an interesting talk by @SandorDargo at CppCon - trying to console us all and explain (remind?) us what our job is now, when actual code writing is done by LLMs. (You can hear it at @meetingcpp this year as well) Here's another take on that: slashhash.ai/articles/dr-str…
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The full Meeting C++ 2026 program is released meetingcpp.com/meetingcpp/ne… #cpp #cplusplus
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The @meetingcpp conference full program has been announced: meetingcpp.com/mcpp/schedule… This is a fantastic C++ conference, and as every year, plenty of great speakers and very interesting talks, don't miss it! See you in Berlin!
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Rust no longer the defacto best language for agents Compile times are too long, I'm always finding myself bottlenecked by time not intelligence And the agents have gotten really at doing manual memory management now
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How do you use an existing C++ library from a Godot game? New post on the Conan blog: GDExtension, godot-cpp 10 and Conan, with an example that simulates 100,000 particles using flecs. blog.conan.io/cpp/conan/game… #godotengine #cpp #gamedev
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In C++, starting with C++23, you can move more of the work at compile time. It makes your code safer and faster. Hashing, strings and so forth can be done at compile time. But the language does not make it as easy as it should be. So we released a C++23 called 'useful_abstractions'. Our goal is to make compile-time programming in C++ more elegant and easier. Even if your AI does the coding, you still want nice code, don't you? One header. No dependencies beyond the standard library. constexprcore.github.io/usef… 1/3
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C++26, with reflection and annotations, gives us some great tools to solve problems. But we're not... quite done yet. This post goes through an interesting problem I ran into recently and what a solution to it might look like. brevzin.github.io/c++/2026/0…
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devblogs.microsoft.com/cppbl… My colleagues, Cody & STL, has spent quite a bit of time bringing constexpr <cmath> to MSVC. It was a massive undertaking but in the end MSVC will be able to provide extremely accurate results from these functions at compile-time! Don't miss this series!
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programming since AI has been the most miserable. you cannot not use AI because AI lets you do way more. but then you have to live with bullshit like the AI replacing a 10s limit by 150s without telling you and you only finding out 2 weeks later, at the fucking launch day this is not a thing that ever happened in my programming career, that your code would randomly get damaged and regress in spuriously terrible ways. not the least competent human would do shit like this and there is no way out. whenever I decide not to use AI, I get slower. I realize I'm shipping a project way larger and more ambitious than whatever I could do before. I depend on it. yet, every time I embrace AI my mental health is slowly consumed by the sheer amount of retarded shit like this, I have to handle at a daily basis so programming has just became... miserable I really truly hope Bend solves that problem in practice for me at least, that I only maintain proof-based specs that AI can't touch, and that I never ever ever ever again have to touch another programming language in my fucking life why would it replace this fucking constant there goes another fucking day of damage repair I hate this so fucking much
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Running Conferences and Processing Credit Cards - Kevin Carpenter - CppCast 411 / C++Weekly 549 youtu.be/hPjwPyAAqYg
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How to use Claude Code (and other coding agents) in Qt Creator Watch this hands-on update on AI coding tools in Qt Creator. youtu.be/iYKg-wS69h8 #qtdev #aicoding youtu.be/iYKg-wS69h8
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‼️ Rust supply chain attack hits three crates, including 245 million-download arrayref. A compromised maintainer account pushed malicious releases that pulled in typosquatted proc-macro1, whose build script fetches and runs a remote payload during compilation. Check your Cargo cache and pinned versions now: thehackernews.com/2026/08/ru…
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My team has a new position: performance modeling for our ML chip(s). This position requires deep understanding of uArch and strong software engineering (our stack is bazel, C++, protos). Please apply here: lnkd.in/gH_MwmuT
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Replying to @Waffl3x
>I really gotta learn about vectorizatio Try my talks! youtu.be/vGcH40rkLdA?si=-qqX… > if we truly can't make them equivalent to hand rolled loops They are. segmented iterators just it's own concept. > Patrick's patch solves this entirely IDK There will be other iterators it doesn't.
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Whats your default for cookie banners? Doing some market research ;)
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80 votes • Final results
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⭐ Pro tip: When optimizing case A, we often make case B worse. Always be careful. Rerun lots of benchmarks to give a good view of the global effect of any one optimization. Don't blindly trust your AI. Ask for detailed benchmarks.
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