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  1. Scrap Your static_assert

    (What Comes to Mind)

    The obvious way to test a compile-time fact is static_assert.

  2. An Infix Backtick Operator for C++

    (What Comes to Mind)

    I am working on a proposal to let any callable be written between two backticks as an infix binary operator: x `f` y means exactly f(x, y).

  3. Refreshing a Stale Git Subtree

    (What Comes to Mind)

    I write my WG21 papers with MPark/WG21, a Pandoc-based framework I vendor into the paper repo as a git subtree.

  4. Moving Forward With Legacy Encodings

    (What Comes to Mind)

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  5. Tailwind, Modus Themes, and the Blog Theming Workflow

    (What Comes to Mind)

    I replaced the Foundation 6 theme on this blog with Tailwind CSS.

  6. Surround With UUID

    (What Comes to Mind)

    The question of why C++ is standardized through ISO comes up fairly often.

  7. Why Standard Organizations

    (What Comes to Mind)

    The question of why C++ is standardized through ISO comes up fairly often.

  8. The Sender Sub-Language

    (What Comes to Mind)

    The paper The Sender Sub-Language by Vinnie Falco <vinnie.falco@gmail.com> and Mungo Gill <mungo.gill@me.com> makes extensive use of my work at https://github.com/steve-downey/sender-examples.

  9. Building vcpkg dependencies with project toolchain

    (What Comes to Mind)

    Making sure vcpkg delivers packages built with your toolchain is not hard, but much of the advice on the internet is flat wrong.

  10. Substitution is Sometimes a Failure

    (What Comes to Mind)

    Why are optional::transform and optional::and_then not constrained by invocable?