The release of C++20 brought a plethora of new features to the language, but perhaps none as transformative as coroutines. Coroutines introduce a powerful abstraction for asynchronous programming, ...

In a previous post, I talked about every kind of constructors modern C++ offers. I briefly introduces move constructors. Here I’m going to explain move semantics and why it’s so useful. Comparing ...

Object lifetime in C++ refers to the time during which an object exists and is accessible in a program. Understanding object lifetime is important because it affects the behavior of a program and c...

Sick of boring time command? Sure, there is nothing very exciting about this one, even if it does its job quite well: Here is Hyperfine, a drop-in replacement for time written in Rust that offer...

Intel’s Software Guard Extension is a CPU instruction set that allows you to run sensitive code into an encrypted part of memory called an enclave. This enclave is completely isolated from the rest...

Hi, CLI lovers. I’ve been maintaining a reinstall script for a while now. It allows me to setup effortlessly a new Mac. Until recently, I only had trouble when installing pCloud. Why? Because, as...