When you are searching a solution for your problem so desperately that Google sends you to the Russian version of Stackoverflow.com (and you don't speak Russian).

deepl is an amazing tranlsator. better than google translate. So russian shouln't be a problem.
https://www.deepl.com/translator

there are versions of SO? 😮

@lazyDev For some languages:
https://ru.stackoverflow.com/
https://es.stackoverflow.com/

This is not how Russian language works. This is clearly auto translated from English, so there should be exactly this thread but in English. Try googling that code stuff from there, you should be able to find an original thread

@uyouthe This thread on SO is in native Russian with Russian programmers slang. It's not translated

@Gxost could you tell us about russian programmer culture and slang in a own rant please 👍 😃

@heyheni It's not that interesting. They just get English words and modify them a bit. "Bug" becomes "бага", "feature" becomes "фича", "default" becomes "дефолтный" and so on. It's easier to use English words even if they can translate them.

@Gxost you’re russian? I am. And “теперь я получаю -“ is clearly “now I’m getting”, Russians doesn’t speak like that

@Gxost I’ve seen dozens of SO questions auto translated like this

@uyouthe No I'm Ukrainian but I know Russian language. "Теперь я получаю" is ok. The author of the question stated he started getting different exception

@Gxost it’s grammatically correct but it’s not how we talk.

@uyouthe We are talking about SO topic in this rant. I found this topic: https://ru.stackoverflow.com/questi...
Its author Дима Гуманов is active in both SO communities:
* Russian: https://ru.stackoverflow.com/users/...
* English: https://stackoverflow.com/users/...
The topic is present only in Russian SO community but not in English one. So this topic was posted in Russian.

@uyouthe Also we can see the author was using Russian SO before starting using English SO. And the only topic present in both communities is about Cyrillic characters issue in Spring controller:
* Russian: https://ru.stackoverflow.com/questi...
* English: https://stackoverflow.com/questions...
Though these topics are about the same issue they have different original bodies and tags. They were posted independently by the same author and wasn't automatically translated.