Keeping track of your time (at work) is essential. If you work remotely, it might become even more important. I’ll give you the reasons why I think so and then I will share the tools I use as well ...

While C++ is getting increasingly expressive with each new standard, we must not forget its origins. It is inherently a low-level language which operates close to the hardware level and allows oper...

In this post, we are going to review two changes related to allocators in C++. One is about providing size information about the allocated memory and the other is about how CTAD should happen for c...

When I was asked whether I’d like to read Wiring the Winning Organization, I immediately said yes. The reason behind this was that I noticed one of the authors’ names; Gene Kim. Hw wrote The Phoeni...

I know that this is not a new topic at all. But this blog in its roots is to document what I learn, and I haven’t used the filesystem library up until a few weeks ago. After the initial encounter, ...

When I see DR, I immediately think about Disaster Recovery. That’s due to my first corporate job where I worked as a Database Administrator and we had regular exercises to simulate events when data...

It’s that time of the year once again. It’s time to look back, draw some conclusions and get ready for the next year. First of all, I’m tired. Somehow I feel more tired than in previous years. Bot...

Though I haven’t published a lot of book reviews this year and I didn’t even finish reading as many books as in other years, I didn’t spend less time on reading. How is that possible then? There ...

As the title suggests, The Psychology of Money approaches our financial matters from a bit different angle. If you consider personal finances and saving money from a purely mathematical standpoint,...

Today, we are not going to discuss any novelty of the language. Instead, we are going to discuss something old, something that we take for granted and probably something we don’t even think about a...