Monoinfinito.wordpress.com Website Review

First, the good part: separating character (human) representation from binary (low-level) representation is brilliant. No implicit conversion between the two separates the domains very well and creates a much clearer interface. It doesn’t. std::byte only accepts other std::byte’s as operands. The design goal behind it is good, sure. In practice, I’ve noticed this means casts are not limited to the interface between low-level and rest-of-the-world: casts and explicit byte’s get sprinkled all My prediction: most people will dislike the boilerplate std::byte adds and fall back to unsinged char’s, until the type restrictions in not sure if that means my code is always very clean or my toolchain too oudated… in any case, -Wmisleading-indentation (which you get with apps evaluated in a couple of seconds, it’s even harder. trick: you can pre-fill a bug report by using url parameters. For example, check this link: Awesome! Takes a second and makes life much easier for bug-reporters! more than the cu*ulative time I would have spent by getting up from the couch and manually controlling VLC. That said, not having to leave the coziness of a warm blanket in winter probably made it worth the investment. I’m too cheap to pay the 20ish dollars for Google App Store, and since I don’t have any commercial interest I don’t see the point. I didn’t think I’d actually get any users there, but today I got my first bug report. So much happiness! You’d think I shouldn’t be happy about my crappy software not-working, but hey, someone actually took the time to try it out. Even more, someone cared enough to submit mine, apparently the latest version of CEF Python changed something that breaks my app. Even worse, looking for “ubuntu geotagging” has my own blog as one of the top results… time to fix my code, I guess? A long time ago I wrote about template metaprogramming devices. There, I tried to explain that many atrocities have been commited in the name