Anders Schau Knatten

As someone who does use AI: This is a great article.

We just published a new user contributed question! https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/408

If you're at Meeting C++ & more 24h++ online: My talk "The Two Memory Models" streams today at 18:15 CET. I'll be available in chat to take questions about the talk, C++, CppQuiz, Squarehead etc. @meetingcpp.bsky.social

We just published a new question! https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/407

CLion 2025.3 is out! Looks like they've done lots of useful improvements, but the most fun one is probably the constexpr debugger. Click next to any constexpr variable and step debug its compile time evaluation. Pretty cool!

Had a nice chat with @blackiedk.bsky.social about @cppquiz.bsky.social, my book C++ Brain Teasers, developer tools, NDC TechTown, and other C++-nerdy stuff. Available on YouTube now!

PragProg is an awesome little publisher, it was great working with them on my book. Now all their books are 50% off! Including my C++ Brain Teasers, of course.

We just published a new question, the first in a series from our new moderator Mikhail Svetkin. Welcome to the team! https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/405

Now recruiting for C++ and Yocto in my team!

Squarehead is a great place to work, with a super friendly team, low overhead, focus on devex, and lots of interesting problems to solve. And the job is literally to make the world safer.

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How Symbols Work and Why We Need Them with Anders Schau Knatten, Thu, Jan 15, 2026, 5:00 PM | Meetup **Squarehead is hosting this event.** The office is located [two minutes from Nydalen T-bane](https://maps.app.goo.gl/p5APo6XV8ZrsZowJA) in Nydalsveien 28, 0484 Oslo. **Ti

New Oslo C++ Users Group event just announced! I'll give my talk "How Symbols Work and Why We Need Them" 15 January at Squarehead. Squarehead are also sponsoring food and drinks.

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We just published a new question! https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/401

ITA 1-4 NOR

I'm not really into football, but this was fun!

We just published a new question! Is there a data race here? https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/400

Funding: if your mid/large business uses Dear ImGui - and maybe you are approaching end of year budget/planning etc. - please consider reaching out (PM/email) so I can help you help Dear ImGui !

We just published a new question! This one makes me think of JavaScript... https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/403

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We (Modulo One) have a new single out today! It's a melodic techno track with a dark story.
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A prvalue is not a temporary This is part one of a series of blog posts on temporaries, copies, return value optimization, and passing by value vs. reference. A good place to start, and the point of this first article, is how …

New post on C++ on a Friday! "A prvalue is not a temporary" blog.knatten.org/2025/10/31/a...

Inside the Synthient Threat Data Where is your data on the internet? I mean, outside the places you've consciously provided it, where has it now flowed to and is being used and abused in ways you've never expected? The truth is that ...

@troyhunt.com, the respected security researcher and source for this "article", summarises it well www.troyhunt.com/inside-the-s...
"I think [these kinds of articles] are deliberately misleading and designed to drive eyeballs on ads whilst the truth gets buried somewhere further down in the story."

Have I Been Pwned: Synthient Stealer Log Threat Data Data Breach During 2025, Synthient aggregated billions of records of "threat data" from various internet sources. The data contained 183M unique email addresses alongside the websites they were entered into and t...

To get more clicks to their misinformation piece, they also write "Urgent alert issued to anyone who uses Gmail". But if you look at the source, Gmail or Google is not mentioned at all. haveibeenpwned.com/Breach/Synth...

@griff0.bsky.social did I get that right?

A bunch of sites (not Gmail) have leaked passwords over the years. In April, someone pasted them all into one big document. Some people use the same password on multiple sites. These users are then vulnerable on all those sites. One famous site which is good to use to get clicks happens to be Gmail.

A bunch of sites (not Gmail) have leaked passwords over the years. In April, someone pasted them all into one big document. Some people use the same password on multiple sites. These users are then vulnerable on all those sites. One famous site which is good to use to get clicks happens to be Gmail.

If by "they" you mean Gmail, it's because it didn't happen to Gmail. This article is click bait misrepresenting what actually happened.

Judging by the comments, this looks like misinformation. Don't click.

We just published a new question! This one was contributed by Lino Gamba. https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/404

Just two weeks until Meeting C++! Who's coming? meetingcpp.com/mcpp/schedule/

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We just published a new user contributed question! https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/398

We just published a new question! This one was contributed by GitHub user demercurizer. https://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/394

Me pointing at slides in front of the crowd

A quiz question on a screen in front of the audience

The reMarkable team celebrating their victory

An overview of the audience

Some pictures from my C++ Quiz at @ndcconferences.com TechTown. Thanks to everyone who came, and congratulations to the reMarkable team who won with a very impressive score!