With AI, the need for knowledge doesn’t disappear — it changes.
I’ve noticed an interesting paradox.
On the one hand: when I suggest trying my own product, testinel.dev, people tell me: “Pfft, why do we need that? We just give the logs to AI and it fixes everything.”
On the …
On October 12, 2015, I decided to read 54 books in a year (more details: Reading 54 Books in a Year). One year later, I’m sharing my impressions. The main takeaways are these.
Over the past year, from 10/12/2015 to 10/15/2016, I started reading 34 …
Students ask:
Volodymyr Ihorovych, I got into KhNURE, specifically KIU. How do I get into some company as quickly as possible? What year should I start working?
As quickly as possible means, from day one, make a list of companies, write a résumé, and start sending it down the list …
Went to see the film “Steve Jobs: Divorcee Strikes Back” (2015).
When I was walking into the theater, I got wary: it was 3/4 women. For the first fifteen minutes I couldn’t understand why Jim Carrey was on the screen, and when they were finally going to show …
— Shhh, kid... Want a little self-education?
On October 27, another Python course starts on Coursera: https://www.coursera.org/learn/python In 2015, Python made it into the top five most popular programming languages (see TIOBE Index for October 2015), and interest in it continues to grow:
This time we …
Renderings of the interior of the Kharkiv airport’s VIP terminal have become available online. For example, here’s the waiting lounge:
And here’s the check-in desk:
Compared with how it used to be, it’s night and day.
Kharkiv is getting better and better, and that can’t …
Yesterday Wikipedia—the No. 1 site with free term papers on all knowledge—turned 10. It was decided to mark the date with the whole Kharkiv community of Wikipedia contributors.
The meetup began with a visit to the Kharkiv Art Museum. The exhibition of photographs by Alexey Ivanitsky
So I’m checking the blg’s visitor stats in the morning and I see:
Who would have thought people read from iPads more often than from Windows NT. By the way, Other Unix is probably Ubuntu. I knew it: they don’t count that distro as Linux.
Often, when studying a new library, you need to look at the class hierarchy or the list of methods of a particular class. Jumping from file to file via “Show Declaration” links in Visual Studio is not always convenient. There is a utility called Doxygen that parses projects written in …