People used to say that movies would kill theater. Then they said television would kill movies. Then they said the internet would kill television, movies, theater, books, magazines, radio. But for now, somehow, they all live together. The internet did not become a replacement for the things mentioned. It became …

One of the requirements for clang — the new C++ compiler — was to provide the user with detailed information about errors. Let’s look at a small example.

[]double UniversalGravitation(double G, double mass1, double mass2, double distance) {     double F = G * ((mass1 * mass2)/(distance * dsitance));     return F; }

There’s a typo …

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.