Bruce Lee
summary
A rapid rundown connecting Bruce Lee aphorisms to concrete C++ issues: applies his refactoring idea to removing code instead of adding, argues prototyping as "dry land swimming", opposes bounds checking as acceptable program death, maps ownership decisions to class design, treats std::variant as empty-your-cup style type switching, credits an insight behind move semantics from vector behavior, and questions default comparisons and rigid patterns while endorsing simple code that lets the compiler do the work.
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