Can You Ever Really Prove You’re in Love?

By combining Bayesian inference, game theory, and a logical analogy to Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, we can formally analyze how costly and hard-to-fake signals may credibly communicate sincere love under uncertainty. Ultimately, since absolute proof is unattainable, such trust hinges not on certainty, but on a necessary leap of faith.

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Copy/Swap Idiom in C++

The copy/swap idiom builds a copy-assignment operator that is self-assignment safe and provides the strong exception guarantee by accepting the right-hand operand by value, performing a noexcept swap with this, and letting the temporary’s destructor automatically release the old resources.

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Dynamic Memory Allocation in C

Explore memory management in C with functions like malloc, realloc, and free for allocating, resizing, and deallocating memory. Learn how to use Valgrind to detect memory leaks and errors, helping you write more efficient, error-free programs.

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