Delicious cheese rests on the other side of that fence, enticing mice like myself and my users! It’s a very dangerous trap. Almost as dangerous, in fact, as the

I’m not going to give you an overview of everything that happened at the meeting. I had some 8+ papers and I needed to focus on my own plus shepherd a few ones I volunteered myself for. Other trip reports go into depth about the overall events: I’m going to focus on what I saw, what I worked for, what I pushed through, and what I learned! Let’s dig in.

“Late”, aha. This is becoming a habit, isn’t it? In an earlier post, I talked about the C++ Rapperswil Committee meeting and said I’d be at CppCon 2018 volunteering and doing work!

(I wrote this paper but forgot to publish it, sorry! I’m still gonna publish it as a bit of a retrospective on what I prepared…!) Got all loaded up decked out for the big paper bonanza; practice talks, draft papers with Double T’s, and more…

I am not great at writing proposals. In fact, I am absolute 🐕 💩 in many aspects. But, I had feedback and help, so I wanted to put out some tips so that when people write proposals they are much less trash when they hit the Committee. I want to read 🔥 💯 ✌️ papers when they hit the Committee, rather than being the fuel for a trash-fire.