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AboutBackend developer, loves to work on AI and ML. Other hobbies are Operating Systems, Web development and Network Security,
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SkillsPython, JS
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LocationIndia
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@HiFiWiFiSciFi I agree that FB is bad but using that as a predicate to say react is bad seems insensible. React does provides a lot of relevant abstractions, which saves your development time as well as improves performance on client side. Agree that the build bundle size is waaay more than it should be, but underlying concept is definitely excellent.
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@HiFiWiFiSciFi I appreciate your hatred, just want to know reason behind it😬
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@Root why?
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@Oktokolo okay now I am not sure you're messing with me or you seriously don't know, but by X rating, author meant "adult movie" X rating😅😂
Based on above fact, I think you're capable of inferring the meaning of coupling 😏 -
@Oktokolo An excess of "coupling" does call for X rating 😏😜
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@electrineer On Airbnb, they claim that they have good WiFi connectivity and 24 x 7 power backup. Don't know the actual reality
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@hubiruchi nope
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@stop Agree to your point of pollution and environmental issues. But there are some parts of the country where you can really see the natural beauty.
Also, the plan is to start next year. Maybe by then, the covid situation either gets contained or covid becomes the "new normal". Would've chosen some foreign locations but finances😢 -
@Benutzername yeah. For me, it is basically working from a place where one can enjoy nature in the free time. Wfh is anyways going to stay due to covid 😅
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@dfox, please let it exist for for 2 more hours. Guys like these need to be punished.
@theabbie I better see an apology within two hours, atleast on twitter -
@theabbie its not about informing. Its about telling the world who you really are. That's why: Go to ALL of your social media accounts, write a post clarifying what you did and SAY THAT YOU ARE AN IDENTITY THIEF.
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@theabbie Are you going to apologise or shall I start pursuing your friends for making a case against you?
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Continuing the previous thread,
Now here's what you have to do
Go to your ALL social media accounts, and issue a formal apology to everything you stole credit for.
If you fail to do so, then I swear on the name of Richard Stallman, I'll pursue atleast 10 of your "contacts" to report to cyber crime cell. (2/2) -
@theabbie Stealing credits is stealing credits, no matter who's the victim. I personally have been a victim of that. And that's why I have a special hate for people like you. Your attitude of justifying your act and not apologising yet adds cherry on top.
Now, you asked @root to go on and dig deeper. And thanks to your attitude, I also took this challenge. The problem with morons like you is you tend to repeat your mistakes and since you've made accounts on 100+ accounts, I just needed to find one where you've done some shit.
After 15 hours of exhaustive search, I was able to find a lot which can land you in trouble. Biggest one being the exact copy of your blog on your gitlab account, containing all original files. (Seriously dude, how foolish could you be?)
Needless to say, because of my personal hate I made a fork of it and local copy of it. Now, here's what you have to do (1/2) -
@theabbie Yes, I agree. I have no experience of stealing credits or leaving personal files in wild or leaving private keys in public repos etc etc.
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@theabbie Why the fuck are you still justifying your act of stealing credits? I haven't heard a word of formal apology yet. It's like you know what you did and still don't feel sorry for it.
And next time you try to exploit a loophole, remember that there are people who just literally saved you from going to jail. They too could've exploited the loophole. -
TL;DR: The same guy tries to steal credits, lists himself as a master of over 30 talents in IMDB
Apparently, this is the same guy as mentioned in https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/...
He tries his best to steal credits as well as exploits loopholes for his personal benefits. Here's how Varun Grover puts it:
"He thinks of himself as some sort of a vigilante, exposing loopholes in a system. Also, the joy of cheap thrills is difficult to resist. So I believe it’s a mix of everything"
Now I really feel that we shouldn't have done the E-Mail blast. We should've reported this nigga to crime cell.
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@DustInCompetent kindly read the second line, I am unable to access its value. Why is that happening?
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@PrivateGER unable to reproduce the issue again. Will try again tomorrow.
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@PrivateGER See 2nd line. I am unable to access the value of `graph`
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@SortOfTested Can you explain it further?
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@SortOfTested but why it is throwing an error when I am trying to access `graph` value?
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If you are celebrating this, then you're in wrong company/organization my friend🙂
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@stackodev Or I am tooooo lazy during the day and feel fucking nervous around "hoomans"
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Python is
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@bvs23bkv33 IDGAF whether she knows or not
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@buitrung the unaware muggle world of non-developers. They are unable to grasp the importance of StackOverflow(yet).
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In which country people still listen to ADHM songs?
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@AleCx04 yep, something like that. Can't disclose details because of company policy.
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@AleCx04 obviously I want to import them based on some conditions(therefore, dynamic imports). Also, will look into Promise.all(). I don't think it would make the imports sequential. Although, tbh I am not sure about its working.