Articles in category 13

Sounds to Remember

Most often, people bring back kilotons of photos from various trips. Rarely does anyone record video. And I like recording the vivid sounds of the places I visit. After all, photos, videos, and sounds bring memories to life in different ways, and complement one another very well.

The purring of …

Google’s Designers Are Losing Their Minds

Google’s designers are quietly losing their minds. Today I noticed that in the search results they changed the color of a visited link. Hello, colorblind people!

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And they’ve also stopped underlining links. Try to guess what on this page is clickable and what isn’t.

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And finally, you …

The Peculiarities of Construction in Ukraine

Construction in Ukraine has its own peculiarities. At the minibus loop by Proletarska, they were rapidly building a simple little one-story shop. They built and built, and finally built it. Once, walking past, I even saw the signs: “Inexpensive Shoes” and “We’re Open.”

But with the arrival of spring …

Suddenly Roma Became a Teacher

And now it turns out that Roma Prikhodchenko has become a teacher. A fourth-year student will be teaching third-year students. Ololo.

I took one group from Lopukhin for the System Software course. I’m teaching my own program, which includes Unix-like systems, virtualization, and version control systems. All topics are …

Threw Out a Chunk of Code

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 …