The Richest Man in Babylon was first published in 1926, almost one hundred years ago. We might think about it as the father of all modern personal finance advice books. Especially if we consider ...

Always the Buyer is the title of another free e-book of Dan Sullivan (I recently reviewed The 4C’s formula). But this article now is not a book review. I haven’t read the book - yet. Benjamin P Ha...

In this next part of the big STL algorithm tutorial, we are going to talk about two operations merge on sorted ranges: merge inplace_merge merge std::merge takes two sorted input ranges, ...

I rarely review shortish free e-books, but when I thought about it, I realized there is no real reason behind. In fact, is that a problem that a book is shorter than a 100 pages? Value should not b...

We probably all learnt that one cannot overload the destructor. Hence I write about “the” destructor and a destructor… After all, it has no return type and it doesn’t take parameters. It’s also not...

I’ve been proposing some topics for a person I’m mentoring and one was “productivity/motivation”. She immediately became quite excited about the idea, so I asked what is going on. She told me that...

This is a book that I’ve been waiting for to finally read for a long time. I could have bought it, but I decided that it’ll be the first book that I buy from the royalties I earned with How to use ...

Life is a chain of opportunities. Each task you take on will lead you to more doors hiding other opportunities. Some are worth opening, some are not. Proofreading C++20: Get the Details by Rainer...

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not particularly successful. If I look around I see prettier, richer, more popular people. People who rose more in the company ranks, people who write better code, who can c...

The Big Leap! Who doesn’t want to take the big leap? I bet there are many. Stepping up always involve some risks and humans, in general, are more afraid of loss and therefore they are more risk-ave...