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Answer: Wow, I wish I had more time to write this answer.​ Modern C++ is a mixe.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Do you use modern C++ features (C++14 and higher) in big projects? I've heard some companies discourage this. What are the features you use? What features of C++20 you will use? Kurt Guntheroth, Software Engineer and Writer Written Apr 3 Wow, I wish I had more time to write this answer. Modern C++ is a mixed bag of features; some wonderful, some boring, and some potentially tremendously expensive at run tim...  Read More » Do F1 brakes lock up as easily as in the F1 2019 game? Daniel Bragança, Learning music since my 6 years old Updated Apr 7 In fact, yes, they do. F1 brakes are incredibly powerful. So much more powerful than your regular road car brakes. First, look at regular road car brakes: These brakes can bri...  Read More » Will the stock market fall lower than it already has because of the corona virus (March 20)? Tony Smyth, Author: Fukushima and the Coming Tokyo Earthquake (2011-present) Updated 2h ago Yes its a certainty, for many reasons. There is an uptick in the markets at the moment due to the fact that infections are starting to slow (though still increasing) in Eur...  Read More » What are some coding anti-patterns that can easily slip through code reviews? Andrea Raimondi, works at Independent IT Consultants (2000-present) Written Apr 5 Hi! The biggest anti-pattern that will slip through code reviews very easily is the singleton pattern. It is an anti-pattern for two reasons: What is unique today may be dupl...  Read More » Is Galadriel Elrond's mother? David Mullich, video game designer and producer since 6502. Written Apr 2 Elrond's mother is Elwing, wife of of of Eärendil the Mariner. (This is why, in the chapter "Many Meetings", Aragorn thought Bilbo was being very bold to sing the song they...  Read More » How do we unlock an iPhone if the owner died and nobody knows the pass code? Phillip Remaker, Problem Solver Updated Jul 14, 2019 By design, you cannot recover a passcode from an iPhone, you can only reset the passcode and restore from the latest backup. If there is no backup, the only option is to wip...  Read More » Is Rust's borrow system really just C++'s smart pointer as a language feature instead of a library? Pavel Šimerda Written Apr 5 Not really. The smart pointers in C++ provide some of the features that you can expect in Rust including unique pointer semantics and reference counting. There's no borrow ...  Read More » What do you think of the unique emerald green outfit worn by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex to the Commonwealth Service, March 9, 2020? Janice Cassady, former Retired Law Enforcemnt Career (1989-2000) Written Apr 6 MM's green outfit was ugly, inappropriate and just plain weird. She looked like she was dressed up as the Green Hornet with that cape thing hanging from the top of the dres...  Read More » I found a bloody shirt in my 16-year-old daughter's laundry. What should I do? Secret Tracy, former Staff at McDonald's (2018) Written Apr 8 Ask calmly, tell her that whatever happened there could be reprocussions but it doesn't mean that you don't love her. She could've gotten her period at one point and gotten...  Read More » Is (2^n)-1 always prime when n is an odd number? Are there any counterexamples? Could the statement be proved? Alon Amit, Mathcircler and Origamist. Written Apr 9 [math]2^9-1 = 511 = 7 \times 73[/math]. This isn't quite a coincidence. [math]X^{ab}-1[/math] is always divisible by [math]X^a-1[/math], no matter what [math]X[/math] is (it could even be a variable). In this case, [math]9 = 3 \times 3[/math], so [math]2^9-1[/math]must be divisible by [math]2^3-1[/math]. A better question is this: if [math]p[/math]...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/