Well, let me give you an example that I have seen recently.
There was this function that suppose to convert numeric value to string.
So numeric type was templatized. Then with combination of enable_if and static_asserts there were checks to avoid doubles/floats negative numbers. So whats there left besides unsigned integers?
If you come to finance, most of the developers love premature templatization, it makes them feel like they know something. Not sure it that can be attributed to their insecurity about C++ coding skills, but it gets really ridiculous at times.
Most of those girls were born not long after soviet union fall apart.
Upcoming generation is similar to the rest of the world, all girls want to be models, lawyers or economists.