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not to be confused with the Minecraft technical update I'm moving about the pages to be have a more flat, less nested structure. I feel like that'll improve URLs a lot, making them more readable than ever. over the years I've learned that flatter is better, and that tagging is generally a much more effective way of organising things. this doesn't get rid of categories entirely, as I think having the category makes the URL much a bit more readable in the end. my current vision does include a concept of "major categories" either way.
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%% title = "C++"
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% id = "01H9R1KJESR2F420HE67HW4AVR"
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- notes and design lessons from the best programming language of all time that everyone loves (not really)
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% content.link = "programming/cxx/access-modifiers-as-labels"
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redirect_from = ["programming/cxx/access-modifiers-as-labels"]
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id = "01H9R1KJESGGM35KT8ANEA2B9Q"
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+ :page: access modifiers as labels (`private:`, `protected:`, and `public:`)
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% content.link = "programming/cxx/shared-unique-ptr-deleter"
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id = "01J0VN48AZYH6KJGK7PSKN0PCA"
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+ :page: freeing C memory automatically using `std::unique_ptr` and `std::shared_ptr`
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