I've been coming to this pool for meets for years. I've never heard it anywhere this loud before.
101 dB apparently.
... so far. It's still early in the meet.
C++26, with reflection and annotations, gives us some great tools to solve problems.
But we're not... quite done yet. This post goes through an interesting problem I ran into recently and what a solution to it might look like.
Things I did not expect to happen in 2026: drama over claiming credit over solving Navier-Stokes. What an incredible time to be alive, eh @KenOno691?
The fact that math is constantly in the news is certainly making me wish I was better at math, so I could appreciate this more.
The 2026 summer championship season is over, which means one thing and one thing only. It's obviously time for me to start predicting the LA Olympics podiums!
My new piece in @swimswamnews:
