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Kaya toast enthusiast | C++ engineer writing about things 🔋🔑

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C++ is often treated like an old grandpa language: powerful, cranky, and assumed to have stopped evolving sometime around the arrival of Java, C#, and Python.

Except it didn’t.

C++ changed dramatically with C++11. Since then, new versions have followed roughly every three years, bringing a steady stream of features that make the language safer, more expressive, and, occasionally, less hostile to human beings.

https://github.com/CodingInLondon/cpp-katas/blob/b06578916475b2f59bad3f14671030fbc17efadd/cpp-top-features.md
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I remember watching ‘The Fifth Estate’ in 2014. It painted Assange in a rather bad light (not so nice considering the real Assange was still trying to avoid extradition to Sweden and potentially the US at the time).

I’ve always wondered whether the position the movie took made it easier to fund and distribute. 🤨

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