Today I removed the old C++ parser from the project. Thanks to a fellow graduate (almost), who talked some sense into me about doing this. I decided to integrate clang — an open-source C++ compiler. It’s written in C++, compiles to the llvm intermediate representation, and is also supposedly faster …

Continuing yesterday’s topic about the daily temperature in Kharkiv. For your consideration, here is the daily temperature forecast for August. Everything will be exactly like this. No need to ask the octopus!

And the daily temperature forecast for September.

The programmers of this weather station didn’t know it would get this hot here.

The Kharkiv Internet news service “Mediaport” is in a hurry to acquaint Kharkiv residents with the results of sporting competitions:

In fact, Metalist played at home in Kharkiv, which means they were the home team. It was Vorskla that played away. Krasnopyorov did not score from a penalty. He scored …

For a long time I couldn’t figure out what the problem was, but I’ve just sorted it out and am hurrying to report back to you. I noticed that when I read documentation in MSDN, my soul somehow feels good and calm, and when I read it in …

Signed up for Twitter this morning. Well, I figured, since everyone’s on Twitter already, it’s time for me too. Otherwise Kolyan was saying yesterday: “I read this joke on Twitter, everyone retweeted it, it even made it into top tweets!” Or my friend Dimon says: “I get all …

Today at 9:00 PM there will be a Metalist — Dynamo match. It’s probably the most high-stakes match of the season. More than 38 thousand tickets have already been sold. A full stadium is just a little bit away. Five of us are going tonight — I’ll bring the …

Let’s continue our discussion, which we started back last year. As a reminder, the topic of the conversation is “How a young person can survive at a university.” Today we’ll talk about choosing a topic for research work.

Let’s make clear right away that we’ll be …

I’m reading biographies of scientists. For example, Galileo Galilei — a physicist, mechanic, astronomer, philosopher, and mathematician. Or Leonardo — an artist (painter, sculptor, architect) and scientist (anatomist, mathematician, physicist, naturalist). Or Isaac Newton — a physicist, mathematician, and astronomer. The list goes on. It turns out that these and many other …

Recently I ran into a good acquaintance on public transit. He told me that five years of studying at our university seemed like not enough to him, and despite the exposé “Why Go to Graduate School?” by my friend Mikha, he decided anyway to enroll as a full-time postgraduate student …