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STL way to access more elements at the same time in a loop over a container

c++ algorithm loops stl c++14 asked Sep 3 '14 at 9:12
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Why C++11 compiler support still requires a flag?

c++ c++11 compiler asked Dec 4 '13 at 11:04
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Extend the life of threads with synchronization (C++11)

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Electric charge neutrality of the Universe: evidences and theories

particle-physics cosmology conservation-laws big-bang charge asked Nov 5 '13 at 8:26
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Why locate engines far from the fuselage in some aircraft, such as the SR-71?

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Variadic templates and pointers to member functions to achieve a named-parameters interface in C++

c++ c++11 template interface polymorphism asked Feb 25 '14 at 11:12
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11 votes

Multiple dispatch with variant and multi visitation in C++

c++ c++11 template boost variant-type asked Jun 5 '14 at 7:30
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Is there a variadic template variant with a multi visitation method?

c++ templates c++11 variadic-templates variant asked Jun 4 '14 at 16:28
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10 votes

Fluent interface and polymorphism for building a scene with shapes

c++ c++11 inheritance polymorphism fluent-api asked Feb 24 '14 at 10:02
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8 votes

How to let a method access private members of other template class instances?

c++ templates private-members asked Oct 17 '14 at 9:59
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Loop structure inside gnuplot?
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Why does the B-52 take off without rotating?
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How does Zumberge's 1981 gravitational measurements relate to gravitational waves?
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Fastest way to sort 10 numbers? (numbers are 32 bit)
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If I can see someone's eyes, can they see mine?
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Why should any physicist know, to some degree, experimental physics?
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Can He-4 atoms create black holes?
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Why do we see laser beams?
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Solve my confusion about electrons?
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Shorten condition to check that x is not any of four numbers
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Why doesn't rain fall down in streams (as opposed to drops)
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Why doesn't the LHC accelerate electrons?
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Is it possible to create a parachute large enough to stop all velocity?
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Do free-electron lasers actually lase?
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Does it take more energy to open a door when applying force close to the hinge?
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What would be non-ergodic physics processes?
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Which one is faster “find” or “at” in unordered_map?
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Why does using a virtual base class change the behavior of the copy constructor
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How can the Pipistrel Apis land safely?
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How does new media streaming technology equate to fuel cost increase?
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Lambda-Over-Lambda in C++14
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Does the weight of an hourglass change when sands are falling inside?
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How to configure gnuplot-iostream with C++?
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C++11: shortest way to explicitly copy a value to use as an rvalue reference
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Why do we need to build photon colliders? Since electron-position colliders are very “clean”
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Can polarized light be unpolarized again?
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What technology can result from such expensive experiment as undertaken in CERN?
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Hydrostatic pressure - doesn't density vary with depth?
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Why is fuel usage discussed per time, not per distance?
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Forces acting on two balls in a jar
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