Programming and Stuff

I am a CS bachelor and an experienced software engineer. I want to tell you about one of my hobbies, or even obsessions, which I never imagined would be so much fun. This hobby is building computers in Minecraft, and also writing software for them. This i

I am a CS bachelor and an experienced software engineer. I want to tell you about one of my hobbies, or even obsessions, which I never imagined would be so much fun. This hobby is building computers in Minecraft, and also writing software for them. This i

This story is about the technical challenges we faced and what we learned at HeatTransformers when rewriting our event-sourcing patterns to improve read performance by orders of magnitude.IntroductionTo explain what "The Real Deal" is and why it was neces

Hi, my name is Anton Istomin. I am a senior JS/TS, Node.js, React full-stack software developer.If you are looking for my CV, you can find it here.The preferred way of contact is via email [email protected] useful links.

I would like to share with you my settings for git in iTerm2.You can use git status, git add ., git commit -m "", git pull, git push, git switch main, git switch master and git switch develop just by clicking one of these cuties.Configuration is pretty st

In this post we are going to explore integer partitions and its Ferrer (Young) diagram properties and introduce integer partition lattice. Also we are going to explore graphical integer partitions (for which there exists a graph), their position in a latt

I write this post to inform you that this blog is not dead :) I now have 2 side-projects which we will talk about in this blog later.First one is my unfinished master's degree work on graphical integer partitions and threshold graphs. Here is little spoil

Originally I planned to write about WASI (that's why LLVM logo is in background). It is system interface for WebAssembly. Basically a means to run wasm files without browser and give them access to system stuff. But it turned out that it was kind of borin

Bots provide a lot of versatility to discord. You can automate certain tasks using them. For example, imagine a server where voice channels correspond to games. Our bot will join user's voice channel when user starts playing a game and ask him if he wants

Well, I finally started up my own programming blog. Occasionally, when I have time (and use more productively than playing StarCraft II) I will write something here. For now look at this cute picture of Zeratul.