C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Extending std::execution Further: Higher-Order Senders and the Shape of Asynchronous Programs by Robert Leahy

https://cpponsea.uk/2025/session/extending-stdexecution-further-higher-order-senders-and-the-shape-of-asynchronous-programs

Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/

#async #asynchronous #cplusplus #cpp

C++ on Sea

#LibreTexts #AcademyOnline is officially here! Academy Online offers a number of professional development opportunities to help grow your open education programs, develop #ZTC pathways, and curate #OER.

Now available is a series of free, #asynchronous courses designed to introduce you to your new favorite all-in-one #OpenEducation toolbox, #LibreTexts

Check it out and be sure to stay tuned for new content:

https://libretexts.org/academy/online.

#OpenEd #FreeTheTextbook #TheFutureIsOpen

C++OnSea 2025 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: Extending std::execution Further: Higher-Order Senders and the Shape of Asynchronous Programs by Robert Leahy

https://cpponsea.uk/2025/session/extending-stdexecution-further-higher-order-senders-and-the-shape-of-asynchronous-programs

Register now at https://cpponsea.uk/tickets/

#async #asynchronous #cplusplus #cpp

C++ on Sea

Oh look, another code monkey who's too good for Jed's spaghetti... Meet Jules, the "asynchronous" wizard that takes your #GitHub and spits out magic ✨. Just slap an assigntojules label on your issue, and voilà, your problems are magically someone else's—until the cloud bill arrives 💸.
https://jules.google/ #codewizard #asynchronous #automation #techhumor #cloudcomputing #HackerNews #ngated
Jules - An Asynchronous Coding Agent

Jules is an asynchronous agent that gets out of your way. It lets you focus on the coding you want to do, meawnwhile picking up all the other random tasks that you rather not do.

Jules - An Asynchronous Coding Agent

Jules is an asynchronous agent that gets out of your way. It lets you focus on the coding you want to do, meawnwhile picking up all the other random tasks that you rather not do.

Welcome to Part 2 of our Different eLearning Types series. Learn about Synchronous, Asynchronous, Linear and Interactive eLearning. In addition, discover how these four styles showcase various levels of instructor-learner interaction.

#synchronous #asynchronous #linear #interactive #learning #education #training #development #onlinelearning #elearning #adultlearning

https://www.interserv.com.au/blog/types-elearning-part-2

Types of eLearning | Part 2 | Interserv

This post will look at eLearning styles with varying degrees of learner and instructor interaction.

My new blog post, Memoirs of the Early #Internet, unearths a few relics of the early Internet and #UUCP days from some obscure sites.

https://changelog.complete.org/archives/10792-memoirs-of-the-early-internet

Researching cool things a person can do with #asynchronous #email over #NNCP (#NNCPNET) led me down that path. So while you're there, you can also check out the post about the NNCPNET Internet email gateway. https://changelog.complete.org/archives/10783-nncpnet-can-optionally-exchange-internet-email

Cutting down past players who have been turned into trees.
#asynchronous #multiplayer

🎭 To block or not to block, that is the question.

Let’s suppose we have a stream of events and a pull consumer. The consumer has two methods to fetch: the first is gonna block until it receives something, and the second has a timeout to unblock. My personal rule of thumb is:

- if you need to synchronously consume a single event then process it: use the blocking one, as you’re using the stream like a FIFO queue.
- if you need to fetch ‘n’ events: use the non-blocking one, you might have no warranty that the stream contains (or is able to send) the expected amount of events.

#asynchronous #distributedsystems #developerslife