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Another 24.12 km logged today on the Pieterpad. #als

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35.5 km yesterday, 22.5 km today logged on the Pieterpad! Already at 126.9 of the 500km!! I'm pledging 1€ per km logged towards #als research. I invite you to join me with your exercise and pledge to help this underfunded area.

Ep 483 - Stop Using rand, Start Using Random youtu.be/kjogmOXkipw

24.5 km on the Pieterpad yesterday, 21.75 today! 173 € pledged to #ALS research so far. We had been to the Netherlands many times before this, but seeing lots of new things (and countless km of canal paths :) )

Summited Archemerberg today on the Pieterpad! #ALS

Officially over halfway into the Pieterpad! 286.6km logged so far! #ALS consider donating to the underfunded field of ALS research.

Me, walking: "Google, show me the grocery stores near me" Google: "here are all the grocery stores in a 100km radius"

Ep 484 - Infinite Loops, UB, and C++23 youtu.be/Zkm1ZaNn3ko

Currently 435km into the Pieterpad! Looks like we'll end up maybe closer to 560km of the expected 505. This comes down to things like detours for lunch and dinner food and "side quests" to get to the hotel and back to the trail. Support #als research!

Been out hiking in the woods today to meet Jason Turner, who is walking the Pieterpad in the Netherlands! Was a pleasure to see you again Jason!

Dancing on the graves GIOSE 💎 Or watch this quick alignment intro by Jason Turner youtu.be/E0QhZ6tNoRg?si…

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Ep 485 - Variadic Structured Bindings in C++26 youtu.be/qIDFyhtUMnQ

We finished the Pieterpad today! I logged every lodging to lodging track. (Which sometimes included groceries, food, etc) 558km, 749k steps, 22 days I'll be donating 558€ to ALS.net in honor of Rainer. I've heard from 3 others who will also be donating!

(in Maastricht, yesterday) Them: unfortunately your room is in a different building, 400 meters from here. We can change you to a closer room if you'd like. Me: well, I just walked 560km to get here, I think 400m is ok Them: ...

Ep 486 - Captureless Lambdas with Captures youtu.be/MvjBJmsbM4g

Check out this actual real usable test case ("test" but it does actually work and could be put in production code AFAICT) of using C++26's reflection with cross-language bindings! Working example you can play with: godbolt.org/z/6Y17EG984

Jason Turner Reflection doesn't make packs in structured bindings obsolete. It just adds to the use-cases. For instance, I had a blog post on implementing SoA (brevzin.github.io/c++/2025/05/02…) where, if clang supported constexpr structured bindings, I would have done this: