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      <title>My C23 Conventions</title>
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      <description>This is one of a three-part mini series about how I&amp;rsquo;m using modern C as of late 2026.
Before C23, I was taken in by How I Program C for years and years, and would even feel guilty for choosing C99 instead of -ansi -pedantic. But holy crap man I&amp;rsquo;m done being a doomsday prepper! These days I maintain a large-enough project with enough users where I could stand less foot-shooting.</description>
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