I;ve had to coerce gcc to emitting SIMD code by using int instead of bool. Also, the early return may be putting it off.

Doing both of those things does seem to help: https://godbolt.org/z/1vv7cK4bE

GCC trunk seems to like using `bool` so we may eventually be able to retire the hack of using `int`.

would that mean swapping involves network calls?

OpenSSL,LibreSSL,BoringSSL,AWS-LC... why are there four?

WolfSSL... five

Edinburgh dropped all liquids and electronics ceremony for a few months now. It's great. I have found that adds of your bag being put aside for further insepction seems to have increased though.

That's crazy.

There is no such thing as the 'C++ implementation' of exceptions. Each vendor can do it differently.

Yet they've yet to release their internal optimisation that allows zero-copying string-type fields.

True.

The judiciary are using it too: https://www.scottishlegal.com/articles/overwhelming-support-...

The Judiciary's New Clothes

I don't think I've ever been in a UK home that didn't have these, except perhaps the electric shower; older homes may still use immersion heating for hot water.

Were you in prison when you experienced the above?

My last year Airbnb experiences in Scotland. I could not believe my eyes it still existed (I used to go often in the UK in the past).

I use ‘alright?’ far more than ‘hello’

Exactly, there's another one. Another common one along with G'day, wassup, how ye doin?, hiya, wotcher, and all kinds of other things?