Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦

I make computer go beep boop.

[Maria Avdeeva @maria_avdv]

160 back home.

Ukraine is waiting for every single one.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@mightyteapot GW Hype GW Hype

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@sashakmett1991 He forgot to say "Please".

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@hicasamadim 72

[Andrii Sybiha 🇺🇦 @andrii_sybiha]

Putin wanted to show “strength” but only confirmed his weakness.

Overnight, Russia carried out one of the largest terrorist attacks on Kyiv with around 600 drones, many dozens of ballistic, air-ballistic, and cruise missiles, and a dummy IRBM.

Cherkasy, Kharkiv, Kropyvnytskyi, Odesa, Poltava, Sumy, and Zhytomyr regions were also under attack.

As of now, at least two civilian people have been reported killed and many dozens injured. These numbers may grow. Many residential buildings have been damaged.

Unable to achieve any results on the battlefield, Putin turns to terror against civilians.

This strike was probably meant to demonstrate “strength” to the domestic audience, but instead it only confirms Putin’s weakness. Even Russians see that he is a loser.

His “special operation” is not achieving any results. Losses are enormous, but there is not a single achieved goal. Except that there are no safe places in Russia any more, as Ukraine ramps up its special long-range sanctions.

To our allies, I want to say this: it is time to double down, not back down, in supporting Ukraine and increasing pressure on the Russian regime.

We call for additional defense capabilities, including to protect our sky; investment in our defense industry; increased pressure on Russia, including entry ban for Russian combatants, full use of frozen assets; strong political decisions with regard to Ukraine’s EU accession and other steps.

The world has the leverage. It needs to be used right — to show Moscow that such strikes will not bring any results — and force Russia to end this war.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@CharlesMullins2 AI generated slop that is.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@GrimDawn The map looks absolutely gorgeous.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@Mac_Volonter To enjoy the war they can now use both TV and a window. And windows work without electricity.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@sasha_sotnik Don't worry, it's only scary the first 10 times, and then you get used to it.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@kirlitvin @Buggy__Bugler А ще донатимо на ЗСУ

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@Zn_Portnova She needs a bit of time, and she'll get used to it.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@BeanJuiceStudio Do simple and small games, participate in game jams.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

Kyiv today ‼️

This is russian terrorism!

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@TheGingerBill @private Thank you for the response. And the article is great too.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@TheGingerBill @private ANOTHER_BIG_BOSS_*, no thank you, i'm putting @(private="file") on every such const and keep their names short. P.S.: I wish Odin would allow to do @(private="file") { ... } to group all file private names (similar to "when { ... }"). (3/3)

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@TheGingerBill I agree that "_" (underscode) is enough for library development, where a library lives in its own package; we need rarely "@private" and never @(private="file"). But when it comes to application development, this just doesn't work. For example when making small game, all (1/3)

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@TheGingerBill @private code in a single package. A file big_red_boss.odin defines some names: SPRITES, SOUNDS, MOVEMENT_SPEED, ATTACK_COOLDOWN, COLLISION_RADIUS etc. Next file, another_big_boss.odin, also needs half of such names. I'm not going to prefix it with BIG_RED_BOSS_* and (2/3)

[Ukrinform @UKRINFORM]

💔 Суми. 6 травня

Арт: meeriartt / Instagram

[Olena Halushka @OlenaHalushka]

4.04.2025.

3yo Tymofiy
7yo Radyslav
7yo Arina
9yo Herman
15yo Danylo
15yo Mykyta
15yo Alina
16yo Kostiantyn
17yo Nikita.

We owe them justice.

Photo: Suspilne Dnipro.

[Yuriy Grynevych 🇺🇦 @greenyadzer]

@_trish_xD There is nothing wrong with anything you wrote.