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Does anyone here have any info on the impacts of retiring in their 40s and picking a CPP/OAS start date?

On one hand, if I take it at 60 I'll obviously get less and at 70 I'll get more in monthly payments, but is it enough of a difference when you consider that by delaying it I'm adding 10 years of $0 income to the calculation and drawing down hundreds of thousands from my invested accounts by delaying until 70..

On the other hand, am I better off tax-wise to have depleted my RRSPs further over that 10 year period at potentially lower income levels.

On the other-other hand there is the surety of a livable life forever if my wife and I both delay until 70, and can effectively live exclusively off CPP/OAS at the much higher payout level backed by the federal government and indexed with inflation, which would essentially offer us a guaranteed end date that our money would have to last until (70 years old) after which it can run out and it won't matter anyways since CPP/OAS would more than cover our costs (plus the equity in our home, if needed, and whatever is almost certainly left of our investments)

All I can find is info for normal retirees who plan on working until they start receiving CPP\OAS, which is only vaguely helpful to people here who may be $0/yr earners for decades prior to tapping the programs.

Thanks for anything you can offer.

I’m a third year undergrad student and I just landed a position at a company as a cpp dev. I have been using cpp for a while for academic and personal projects, but I am wondering if there are certain things I should know about the industry standard in programming that I may be unprepared for? Any pointers you would like to give to someone starting out?

Hey guys.

37m here and like many of you, trying to determine the root cause of my symptoms.

High level summary of my journey/issues:

• Had unprotected sex with a new partner late August 2020
• Developed Balanitis in September
• STI tests were negative
• Balanitis finally resolved itself mid November after numerous treatments and tests (but no confirmed diagnosis on what caused it)
• Decided to avoid Masturbating for awhile to ensure the friction does not cause Balanitis to return
• Masturbated mid December after 6 weeks and I had the most EXCRUCIATING ejaculation ever (burning and pain all throughout my pelvis and urethrea)

Ever since this orgasm, my urethra has been SORE every single day from the base of penis to tip. Occasionally the pain spreads to my scrotum. There is a slight pressure in the area where my bladder and prostate is and occasionally I feel a feeling of fullness in my rectum. There were two occasions where there was a sharp pain in the area where my bladder and prostate is.

I do not have any issues urinating and no burning pee or any short of discharge. There is just a dull ache in my urethra and prostate area. If I get an erection, the pain increases a little but it is more isolated to the base of my penis.

If I orgasm, the ejaculation is not painful (only that one time in December) but after I ejaculate, my urethra pain intensifies greatly and will remain that way for 2-3 days.

What I have done so far:

• Numerous urine tests for STI and bacteria - all came back negative
• PSA test in January came back at 2.9
• Had my prostate massaged to collect urine/prostate secretions - WBC count was over 500 (all previous urine tests showed no WBCs) but no bacteria showed up in the culture
• Went on Doxycycline for 2 weeks - no changes at all
• Went to a Urologist, he did a digital rectal exam and when he touched my prostate, there was no pain and he could not feel any abnormalities
• Went for another PSA test - it came back at 2.1
• Had a cystoscopy done- urologist said my bladder and prostate looked fine but my urethra was inflamed and “angry red” and told me I either have an undetectable infection or I had an infection and I am dealing with the after effects
• Urologist just prescribed me Cefexime (will start this later in the week - he said if this does not work he will not give me any other antibiotics)
• I went to a Pelvic Floor Specialist yesterday and he found no tension or tightness at all - he said I have a strong pelvic floor

I used to be like this but after doing basic research I realized that the cpp is and was a genuine mlm revolutionary party and that Gonzalo should be upheld. Obviously every mlm should engage in criticism with every leader and party going by the quote “criticize everything that exists” but these people act like he was a fascist psycho. It really puts me in a bad mood but these are internet communists so whatever. Just don’t understand why every mlm party and ppw is shrugged off by these people while they praise the Bolsheviks and Chinese red army.

Hello all, I'm trying to build a node based cluster using raw/internet sockets and I'm trying to find out ways to encrypt the data being sent. I do not need peer to peer or anything crazy like that but I do need a decent speed to send/receive and I would like to encrypt and decrypt the data being sent. Does anyone have any suggestions for documentation to read for this purpose?

I'd like to learn a little about planning for retirement. I am a tax-exempt First Nation who pays into an RPP matched by my employer. Since the reserve does not choose to pay into CPP, I cannot pay into CPP. They match the RPP. Should I be paying more into my RPP (employer match up to 5%, and increase my contribution) rather than open a new retirement account entirely?

int main(){
	char s[20];
	int sum=11;
	int count=0;
	while(sum!=0){
		cout<<sum%3<<endl;
		s[count]=static_cast<char>(sum%3);
		cout<<s[count]<<endl;
		sum/=3;
		count++;
	}
	cout<<count<<endl;
	return 0;
}

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Politics Turned On Its Head

Many comrades have asked (or, at times, jumped to their own conclusions) about the situation in the Philippines, the struggle being undertaken by the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and New People's Army (NPA, together these groups are called the CPP-NPA) against the government of Duterte and the People's Power Party, and why so many Marxist-Leninists (the question is usually phrased in regards to China) not only refuse to support the communists, but even at times seem to outright support Duterte. What's the reason for this, and how do these comrades reach this conclusion?

The fact of the matter is that in the Philippines, the political situation is upside down, owing to the fairly bizarre history of Philippine politics in the latter half of the 20th century from 1945 onwards. Duterte, for instance, is an educated Marxist and was endorsed during the election by the founder of the CPP-NPA. The CPP, for example, support American fronts for imperialism like the Navalny demonstrations or the Hong Kong separatist protests

What is the origin of this peculiar situation, and what are we, as Marxist-Leninists, meant to make of it?

Maoism versus Mao-Zedong-Thought

Before we begin with the Philippines, we must first begin with a distinction that often confuses people. Mao-Zedong-Thought and Maoism are different, at times opposite schools of thought. While all followers of Maoism claim to uphold Mao-Zedong-Thought, not all followers of Mao-Zedong-Thought are Maoists.

Mao-Zedong-Thought is the informal name given to the method of thinking and self-criticism, the ardent adherence to facts over ideas, and so on, that was best exemplified by the Communist Party of China's leadership and in particular, its leader, Mao Zedong. The term was gradually formalized in party resolutions as the party's guiding ideology. It's important to remember, Mao-Zedong-Thought does not refer to Mao's literal ideas, but to his method of analyzing situations and "seeking truth from facts", which Marxist-Leninists believe Mao began to partially stray from in the last decade of his life.

Maoism, also called "Marxism-Leninism-Maoism", is the term used by the Peruvian r

Hi all, does the public service pension include CPP or is that not included in the formula?
A post on here made me think CPP is included in the total annual allowance amount.
I am group 2 and can only retire at 65 without penalty.

I'd always read that we should take CPP at age 65. Noel D'Souza at Money Coaches Canada suggests that we should be deferring it until age 70.

https://moneycoachescanada.ca/blog/when-should-i-take-cpp-the-big-payoff-if-you-wait-to-age-70/

I guess the question is, what's your plan? I'll probably defer it to age 70 myself, partly because I expect to be working or doing something income earning until that age anyway.

Hi! I’m at the point in learning cpp where I’ve lost a lot of motivation since I’m not really sure where to go next. I find Robotics/electronics to be interesting, and from quick research arduino seems like the place to start. Is learning to make things with arduino boards(probably would get a starter kit) a good way to keep learning some more intermediate/advanced C++ skills?

I've had slightly painful ejaculation scattered throughout my life since I was a teenager (meaning, burning in the urethra after ejaculation) with no set pattern. I finally found the cause that you can find closer to the bottom in starting in bold because I want to provide context in case anyone feels they have the prognosis I did by relating to my experience/symptoms. If I can help even one person deal with this awful, life damaging problem, that'll be worth the hour it took to write this up.

First week of March, my wife and I had a quickie before she went to work, and it resulted in me having the most painful ejaculation of my life - and whereas usually my painful ejaculation would go away in an hour or so with a shower or sitting on the toilet watching youtube, this one stuck around for days. A week later I was still in so much pain that had gotten worse that I was up crying at night. I finally went to urgent care and they didn't culture my urine for some reason but did find WBCs indicating infection and/or inflammation. This was after the most stressful month of my life finishing my thesis, waiting for PhD program acceptances, an unusually cold winter, and excessive sitting from online classes. This brings me to the first cause: being home alone 8 hours a day, I was masturbating 3-5 times a DAY, which exacerbated everything I'm about to talk about, because the way I was doing it combined with the frequency was causing severe muscular and circulatory trauma.

The next month was spent juggling antibiotics that were only half working, with my dr. finally trying to nuke it with 1g of zithromax. I also had a sonogram, urodynamic test, etc. and everything was oddly not only normal, but very healthy (my dr. joked that I had the "best urine" with a mocking Donald impersonation). My symptoms were pelvic pressure, constant urge to urinate, constant burning urethra exacerbated by peeing and ejaculating, and also caffeine and alcohol. Depression at an all time high worried I had an actual prostate infection and would never be able to have kids or pleasure my wife again, or go have a drink with friends or get a morning coffee. I was ready to live my life as an invalid, never to be happy again. I couldn't even read a book without focusing on my pain, and sleeping became my only escape. It was finally the Zithro that put me on the up and up despite a negative bacteria culture (and negative wbcs by this point).

By april, I had made 50% improvement just from th

Hello

I am curious to hear from the guys either from a response to this post or a direct message to me is fine. I know we have guys on here that truly want to assume this is 100% a pelvic floor-related issue when hard flaccid can be caused by many reasons. If you know of a specific event that caused your hard flaccid that didn't result in high usage of the pelvic floor I would be interested to know what caused it. You guys can treat hard flaccid like it is a gym membership issue or some psychological problem when in reality for the guys that have a hard flaccid from non-pelvic floor issues need to find medical help to determine the true cause of hard flaccid. Since hard flaccid is not a well-researched topic it may have guys assume they have a pelvic floor problem based on all the scam websites that advertise for hard flaccid. The information related to hard flaccid on the internet is disgusting and so are the guys who promote that stuff.

So for the non-internet CPPS hard flaccid sufferers, what are your symptoms? Do you have pain in the penile shaft, pubic base region, crus region of the penile shaft down into the pelvic floor? Do you have pain that is unilateral (one sided) such as only pain of one side of the body that connects to your hard flaccid. What is your erection quality like? Do you have weak erections or overly tight erections. That is one symptom that is unique to mine that my erections are overly tight because of hard flaccid. How long do your erections take to diminish after ejaculation from hard flaccid? Do they go down instantly or does the erection take a while to go down (also another one of my symptoms). And for the Hard flaccid sufferers have you had any basic tests done such as

• MRI
• CT Scan
• Ultrasound
• Vascular tests\
• Neurologic tests

These tests can be important for the discovery of the true source of hard flaccid and to get PROPER treatment if you have doubts your hard flaccid is caused by the internet-based CPPS stuff. Also if you had a test or a couple of tests done do not take a single radiologist's interpretation heavily just over one scan result. My testings concluded of 1 CT Scan and 1 ultrasound and the CT scan showed everything is perfect while the ultrasound showed an abnormality in my pubic base region which were some of my own personal pain comes from. The important thing is to fight for your own personal issues and try to get this Hard Flaccid situation taken care of. I know there are a lot of stupid guys i

My mom is currently 60 and my dad is currently 63. Both have lived in Japan for the past 35 years but have been Canadian citizens since birth and continue to be Canadian citizens.

Their plan is to retire at 65 and move back to Canada for the remainder of their days.

I'm curious about how CPP and OAS will work for them. They own a house in Ontario that they visit in the summer but neither of my parents have worked a job in Canada for the past 35 years. As long as they filed their taxes here in Canada do they just show up and receive OAS and CPP automatically?

Sorry if this seems like a noob question, but i'm completely unaware of how CPP and OAS works.

• Version 1: 3/29/21
• Version 2: 4/16/21
• Version 3: 5/1/21

In this post, I would like to share my healing journey, from finding the root cause of my symptoms and how I am learning step-by-step to deal with chronic prostatitis/CPPS. This post first summarizes my healing journal in chronological order, followed by the daily routines and treatments I tried, key theory of healing CPPS, and tips.

I feel so grateful to have understood this symptom and found its root cause at an early stage, thanks to people on Reddit and great sources of information on the internet, and my experience of dealing with other chronic health conditions.

Disclaimer: I am not a specialist related to any health-related disciplines. Please always consult with PCPs, specialists, or physical therapists beforehand you make a decision to do something. As always, please take this as a grain of salt because it's just my personal experience and opinion.

Dec 2020: The onset of my symptoms - diagnosed with 'prostatitis' by a urologist

Symptoms:

• 12/8: FIRST FLAREUP - I was about to go to bed around 12 PM. After peeing to empty my bladder before bed, a sudden onset of lasting gentile pain, burning sensation of my tip of the penis and urethra after urination (scale 8~9)
• 12/9: dysuria (Lasting gentile, urethral pain after urination), testicle pain (scale 7~8)
• 12/9~12/18: dysuria was gone, dealt with testicle pain, anxiety started going on in my mind (scale 2~3)
• 12/18: started having discomfort and pain in my perineum after urination, insomnia due to that pain at night (scale 3~5)
• 12/22: FLAREUP: in the evening, sudden strong burning sensation in my urethra after doing a hot bath (scale 9~10)
  • possible triggers: the water that I used for the hot bath may have chemicals that irritate my urethra

Actions:

• 12/9: went to urgent care, got urine culture and STI test (all negative), and diagnosed 'epididymitis' got doxy and ibuprofen 200~400mg daily
• 12/18: Stopped medication as every symptom was almost gone except for little testicle pain
• 12/22: went to the ER in the evening, got urine culture and blood sample test (negative), diagnosed with 'urethritis'
• 12/23: saw a urologist and diagnosed with 'prostatitis', got urine culture test (negative) and Digital Rectal Exam (I almost screamed because it was so painful), gave me Cipro and ibuprofen
• 12/29: saw a second urologist for a second opinion, again urine culture test (negative), stopped taking Cipro (due t

I am a current high school senior, and I have been accepted to both Cal Poly SLO and Cal Poly Pomona for Mechanical Engineering. I have heard multiple stigmas that Cal Poly SLO is the "better" school in general from the people I am close to, but honestly I am kind of leaning more toward CPP because of its location. I really just want to be able to make a sure decision, because as of right now my personal decisions for college are pretty much up in the air.

The specific questions I have are:

1. Living: Obviously I know that CPP is a commuter school, and that SLO has more on-campus action as compared to CPP. I consider myself pretty sociable, however, I am not really the type to party. Its more of I am weary that it would be depressing to live on campus at CPP, as I have heard from the sub-reddit that CPP is "socially dead", and I would like to know if CPP has an existent social atmosphere or if I would be stuck in my room with no one to talk to.
2. The Degree: How does the Mechanical Engineering Degree at CPP stack up against SLO's? I have heard the CS degree at SLO is marginally better than CPP's, is that the same at with ME or are they pretty even in terms of the quality of education, professors, and learning activities.
3. After College: My main question is that if I go to CPP for Mechanical Engineering is there a marginal difference in the jobs I will have access to as compared to SLO? Is there a significant difference in reputation between the two that might affect the job I am able to land?
4. What's your flat out opinion: What made you chose CPP over any of the other choices you had? Whether that be a UC, Cal State, or another school.

PS: For my college decision I am assuming that both the Cal Poly's are the top in terms of Engineering colleges. I also got into both UCI and SDSU Webers Honors for Mechanical Engineering, but I am pretty much sure that the Poly's are still better for a Mechanical Engineering student like myself. Would you agree with these two statements?

If you are able to answer any of these questions you would significantly lower my stress for college decisions, so thanks in advance for any answers.

I’ve been grappling with this decision for weeks and decided to finally make my own post about it so here goes:

i’ve been accepted to cs in both csuf and cpp and i’m trying to decide between them. i know the csuf program is really impacted, but if i go to fullerton i’ll get to stay at home and commute an hour.

cpp is too far so i’ll have to dorm or get an apartment, so I wanted to ask if it’s worth it.. ive never really been far from home

i know the location might be better for internships than csuf but i’ve heard the dorms at cpp are old, and that it’s difficult to get into cs classes, which are negatives so if anyone has any positives to weigh in then i would appreciate it.

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I am currently a hs senior and got into CPP for Electro-Mechanical Systems Engineering. Right now I am debating if I should choose CPP for SJSU. I am also waitlisted for UC Santa Cruz for robotics engineering but I have to wait for that decision to come out in the future.

My focus is into dvelve into robotics and aero as my career and would like to know if CPP would be a great fit for that.

My questions for CPP is:

1. Why did you choose CPP over others

2. How is the Engineering Program

3. How are the internship/job opp for engineering students

4. What clubs are there worth joining in. Is there any for engineering/robotics?

5. How is the campus/social life and diversity for incoming freshman

6. How are the classes? Are they hard or managable. Ik this depends on the individual but I would like to get some picture on how they are like.

7. Are you happy choosing CPP for undergrad

Ngl I am still unsure on colleges and all despite being a 2nd semester senior but so far, those are my critereas I am basing my decisions from. It would be great if there are any other factors I should look into.

Thank you

I am looking for a way to compile my cpp code and show the output in neovim using a command. Is there a way I can make a command to compile my cpp code and show the output in neovim or is there no hope for me?

Today I was lucky enough to get my first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. For those of you who will be getting a vaccine in the upcoming weeks at CPP, here is what to expect:

- The vaccinations take place inside Parking Structure #2, which is just south of the athletics field. The entrance is on Kellogg Dr, just west of Campus Dr. The traffic control is pretty good and you should expect to take 20 minutes to snake through cones and outdoor parking lots until finally being led into Parking Structure #2. You have to show your confirmation email with the appointment time to be allowed into the structure.

- One parked, you will be guided to another part of the structure where you will be temperature scanned, then show your ID, confirmation email, and proof of employment. It took about 10 minutes from my car until I was at the nurse's station.

- Next, you will get a shot after answering some basic questions. It was super quick and the needle was pretty small. One of the easiest shots I've ever received.

- Finally, you are guided to an observation area where you have to sit in a chair for 15 minutes just in case you have a severe reaction. Then you are allowed to leave.

Overall it was a pretty smooth-running operation, there was plenty of signage, and all the workers were upbeat and cheerful. I suggest bringing a jacket as it can get cold this time of year and you are partially exposed to the elements. There are port-o-potties in case you need to use the restroom. 10/10... would do again (in 3 weeks).

Edit: 11 hours later... I have minor soreness at the injection site which isn't noticeable unless I raise my arm. Not too bad.

Edit: 22 hours later... After a night's sleep my arm is a bit more sore at the injection site, but no flu-like symptoms. My ME 4441 students will get plain-old u/PaulNissenson today.

Edit: 24 hours later... For a brief moment I was able to see 12 days into the future (the third most common side effect of the Pfizer vaccine). Before I was snapped back to the present time, I looked up some stock prices and now I've put all my savings into various call and put options. I hoping to be able to retire by the end of the month.

Edit: 34 hours later... the soreness hasn't changed much since this morning. I was still able to lift weights without a problem, so it isn't too bad.

I’m a little lost and hoped for some insight from you guys. I’ve been accepted to both CPP and Chapman for my first year.

Luckily, money won’t be an issue because I have an extended family member who’s generously covering my full tuition. So that puts everything on an even playing field.

I’ve sat through a few school zoom introductions, but I’m not getting a sense of their actual business programs. Can you guys offer any insight?

Thanks for any help!

Hello guys,

I would like to introduce CL-CXX-JIT which exposes C++ functions/mem_function/lambda to common lisp.

API:

>`(from '("list of string headers") 'import "normal string is inserted as it is" '("function/function-pointer/mem-fun-pointer/lambda" . "name-used-in-lisp"))`

example:(from '("<cmath>") 'import '("static_cast<double(*)(double)>(std::sin)" . "cpp-sin")) then invoke with (cpp-sin 0d0)

SDL2 Example:

SDL2 Example

How does it work? Under The Hood

Let's say I'm putting toghether some utility classes.

Old-school style, I'd have an header and a cpp file for each class (EDIT or multiple classes, the point here was about an header and a cpp not about for how many classes they are) besides templated ones (which tbh leads to a lot of repetition and getting lost in long files in my opinion).

If I have plans of moving everything to modules once msvc and gcc fully suppport them, and since modules have all in one file, would it make sense to start by making everything header only with inline functions for now? Would that make the transition more seamless?

Hey guys,

I'm a transfer student who applied to a bunch of schools for fall 2021. I got waitlisted at UCI, rejected from UC Davis, and am waiting on UCSD (who for some reason are waiting until the last possible second to release their decision when Cal States require us to make our decision by May 1). I got into UCSC, CPP, CSULB, UCR, and CPP.

A little bit about me: I'm a self taught iOS developer who started working full time as a dev right out of high school, but have since been slowly working on my CS degree part time at my local community college. I feel like I missed out on the college experience (I'm 23 now), and am looking to get a bit of that wherever I transfer to.

Some reasons why I'm leaning towards these schools

CPP: Cheap AF and an Engineering-focused school.

CSUF: Local to me (About 15 min from where I live), and I hear the CS program isn't all too bad.

CSULB: Also kind of close to me, and I hear the program isn't too shabby here either.

I have a couple past coworkers who absolutely swear by CPP (they were EE undergraduates and did their masters in EE here while working full time), and they've mostly steered me towards going here. I'm not really interested UCSC and UCR since I don't think the quality of education there is worth the UC price tag.

Let me know what you guys think!