Philisophy The first proper section lays out some guiding philosophies for writing good C++. This is a combination of C++ specific advice and just good general pratice in programming languages, so I won't cover everything exhaustively, but here's the list for completness. Express ideas directly in code Write in ISO …

I've never just stumbled upon a good Computer Science book in the wild, it's always been recommendations leading me to books. I'd been burned a few times on low-effort "Hacking" instructionals in high school and just kind of gave up trying to source material for myself. It's a broad field that needs books for …

So I've been starting to look at career moves that require more systems-level programming, and as a result I'm circling back to studying C++. I've done a lot with C++ in the past, but as I've spent more time making other languages work for my professional/personal studies, I've undoubtably forgotten some good tricks …

So I started a blog. Technically, I've started a blog again. I'm kind of hoping my first attempts have been so totally buried that no one can prove they exist, but those are kind of important because they're sort of arguments against blogging again: it takes energy to say anything interesting. So why start this blog …