As you know, a significant part of Dostoevsky's stories is murder and a court. In a novel written by 𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗲-𝗷𝘀 maintainer Denis Pushkarev this section is also presented. Let's look into it:
2/17 The good news is that we have a court decision! Oh, post-modernism, we can read the same story from a different perspective. Dostoevsky would like that!
We have a court ruling on Denis' case with some details I would like to share
3/17 But before we start I'm adding a disclaimer. It's not a personal attack on Denis. I just want to show the twisted mindset Russians have due to the social and cultural environment they live in.
And that's what this story is about:
4/17 In 2020 Denis had an 'accident', as he named it.
Denis was driving a motorbike at 60 km/h In the night when he has hit two young women. One of them died. He summarized it as "shit happens".
5/17 Denis blames the victim (they were drunk, had dark clothes, it's russia, etc), while court didn't take his arguments as reasonable:
6/17 But did he have a chance to prevent this tragedy? According to court - yes. The road was straight, the observability was good, as well as the weather conditions.
Yes, it's russia if you can be killed on pedestrian crossing and you get blamed for that!
7/17 Denis states that he could not see them as they were lying on the ground. If they were standing he would see them.
8/17 A strange argument, as there could be a road hole anywhere. His lights should be able to detect something on the ground. Russian roads are not that good to not to take that into account.
9/17 Denis tried to blame the victims, as (we remember that from part I) the only victim in this story is himself!
That crazy drunk girl unexpectedly died causing a disturbance in core-js maintaining process.
While Denis accepts his guilt he doesn't feel regret
10/17 Moreover, Denis blames the mother of the victim for bad upbringing.
That's sounds insane to me. Really. I don't know what to add.
11/17 Denis regrets the fact that he is not a privileged person and can't escape the prosecution.
That's how that society works. "Oh, I wish I could bribe the policemen and the court". Those are his thoughts that he thinks are acceptable.
12/17 Did you notice how he marked the victims? In quotes. Why?
Correct, he is one TRUE victim of that story.
What a plot, what a character, Mr. Dostoevsky, wake up, you are missing so much here!
13/17 So instead of Crime & Punishment that could be a story of Crime & Bribe but because evil corporations didn't pay him for opensource, that story didn't happen.
But thanks to the tech community who donated to him, now he has enough money for such cases.
14/17 That was a fantastic novel.
But I must say to all people who admire russian literature: you would prefer not to live inside their novels.
This is not fiction, though. And I'm sorry about the victims.
15/17 The final hypocrisy is Denis posting photo of his son trying to manipulate reader's emotion. And asks for money. Somehow, he didn't post photo of a girl he killed. But she was someone's daughter too.
Yet, you donated to him and not to his victims
16/17 That happened as he turned his library into a personal blog. #Opensource should stay out of politics. I agree with that statement.
Opensource should stay out of personal life. As you are not your opensource product. And sometimes a persona can harm the product.
17/17 How can russians kill so many people in Ukraine? Why don't they count other's lives?
That's why
🤔 Don't they have empathy?
🤮 No, it is you who must feel empathy to them
🤔 Why don't they sympathize the victims?
🤮 Because they are the only victims here
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@kovaleeeva туц, я тут продовження про автора core-js написав. Воно виявилось ще епічнішим.
Буду вдячний за ретвіт ) бубласонька
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Previously I built integrations via #REST client but the current service provided only GraphQL so I had to learn that.
I felt that the usage of GraphQL was a great excuse for not writing API documentation at all.
2/6 Instead of well-organized documentation pages with request/response examples, which could be built with @Redocly or various open-source libraries, GraphQL provider throws you into their Schema
It's like a 'good dad' throws you into the sea to teach you how to swim
3/6 When I learned how to breathe and got the surface, I found myself looking into all possible queries & mutations looking for the right one. But I liked that API scheme and playground were built into via Apollo Studio so I could try queries without switching context
Evolution of AI will teach us how to be humans again.
If writings, voices, images, and code will be generated by AI it would be hard to find a preson behind them
To detect that you talk to a real person you will prefer a video call instead of a chat or audio, as both can be simulated.
At some point even video will be mocked. However, it's much harder to do that as you can ask a person to change the focus and it can break the illusion
If your close friend calls you, you won't trust his voice (as it can be simulated). So you will rely on facts that you know together to test them.
One of major changes in recent @CodeceptJS was removal of allure reporter
I didn't do it for political reasons
It just happened, that Allure reporter v1 was not maintained and Allure v2 has not been released. It took 4 years for team to not release it at all
@CodeceptJS I remember I spent a lot of time integrating Allure in CodeceptJS. I liked the flexibility of API as I could put nested steps into it. However, implementation became very complex (it is always complex for nested steps)
I thought Allure would be a standard of reporters.
However
For unobvious reasons Allure team stopped development of their JS version and started v2.
Also Allure still required Java to run. Phewww...
It was complicated and was too heavy for a simple HTML report
This a story of #russian#opensource maintainer with the complex of messiah and hatred towards the world That illustrates that 𝚖̶𝚒̶𝚜̶𝚎̶𝚛̶𝚊̶𝚋̶𝚕̶𝚎̶ mysterious Russian soul:
2/9 As an #opensource developer I feel his pain, but as a person, I can't understand the logic of that person.
All his life problems are direct consequences of his actions but instead of taking responsibility for them, he blames the world and greedy corporations.
3/9 His first mistake: he decided to return to Russia. Living there was his own choice. But Russia strikes back. What a surprise!