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Starting from next month eligible nursing, midwifery, teaching, and social work students will be able to apply for the Commonwealth Prac Payment (CPP), designed to help with the everyday expenses associated with undertaking unpaid placements. If this is you, see the link below to put your application in.
https://www.education.gov.au/commonwealth-prac-payment-cpp
#FlindersUni
https://students.flinders.edu.au/finances-and-admin/commonwealth-prac-payment#AdelaideUni
https://alp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=579ea9d77e8fcfa5ed7ead50e&id=41723c67bc&e=05104dea20#UniSA
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So, You Want to Use C++ Modules … Cross-Platform? – by @DanielaKEngert – C++ on Sea 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJTEUFRslbI
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“The Two Factions Of C++”, Mond (https://herecomesthemoon.net/2024/11/two-factions-of-cpp/).
On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42231489
On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/owmlgx/two_factions_c
On /r/cpp: https://old.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/1gyxhss/the_two_factions_of_c/
#CPP #CPlusPlus #ABI #BackwardCompatibility #Standards #Compatibility
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Cpparinfer: A C++23 implementation of the parinfer algorithm
https://gitlab.com/w0utert/cpparinfer
#HackerNews #Cpparinfer #C++23 #parinfer #algorithm #programming #open-source
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Working in the city library today 🤩 Some basic math library.
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility: Cost of Abstractions in Embedded Systems by Marcell Juhasz
Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/
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TIL about Construct, a Matrix server written in C++ that targets single or few-user instances.
It has little activity, but at least the fact it's in C++ means it's a project whose code I can actually read. I'll probably at least try it out at some point. :blobfoxhappymlem:
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I finally finished my blog post on how to use C/C++ package managers with SCons and integrating third-party libraries into your projects. This can be useful for all Godot GDExtension users wanting to integrate a library in C++
https://paddy-exe.github.io/posts/how-to-use-scons-with-cpp-package-managers/
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After 20 years I did some C++ coding again to write a communication layer to my Samsung AC for an ESP.
I still wonder why C++ never get rid auf writing header files by hand. It feels so unnecessary compared to other languages.
I mean why not write only CPP files with export keywords and auto generate headers only when needed. #cpplang #cpp -
@CppGuy @bebadefabo We are also losing 1-4 public health care staff weekly now & it's from multiple #covid infections but #BCgovernment & #media are ok with underreported covid related disabilities & deaths it seems.
#FireBonnieHenry #SocialMurder #BCpoli #BCNDP #BCNewDeathParty #Murder #CDNpoli #DisabledLivesMatter #CovidSafety
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It was a lot of work to convert the std::vector to mmap(), but it's done now! Now I have a little problem with con/destruction, as is often the case in #cpp: when pushing smth to the stack I need to use the placement new:
sp --; new (sp) Expression{...};
Otherwise operator= tries to destruct the dummy-initialized std::string inside Expression.
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Has scientists figured out yet how to get clang-format to not bizarrely try to align chained methods? #cpp #clang #llvm #clangformat #cplusplus #programming
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Has scientists figured out yet how to get clang-format to not bizarrely try to align chained methods? #cpp #clang #llvm #clangformat #cplusplus #programming
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Has scientists figured out yet how to get clang-format to not bizarrely try to align chained methods? #cpp #clang #llvm #clangformat #cplusplus #programming
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@deezo nope, same result. clang-format seems to see some structure in this aggregate with designated initializers that tips the formatter over. Its a LLVM based style, minor adjustments for lambdas. #cpp #ClangFormat
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@deezo nope, same result. clang-format seems to see some structure in this aggregate with designated initializers that tips the formatter over. Its a LLVM based style, minor adjustments for lambdas. #cpp #ClangFormat
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@deezo nope, same result. clang-format seems to see some structure in this aggregate with designated initializers that tips the formatter over. Its a LLVM based style, minor adjustments for lambdas. #cpp #ClangFormat
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Any #cpp folks out there know how to tame clang-format with contemporary C++ ... look at the brackets for indices ... why? #ClangFormat
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Any #cpp folks out there know how to tame clang-format with contemporary C++ ... look at the brackets for indices ... why? #ClangFormat
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Any #cpp folks out there know how to tame clang-format with contemporary C++ ... look at the brackets for indices ... why? #ClangFormat
