Sagar Acharya
Brahman
Lies that look like truth destroy all trust in truth. Today, in the age of AI, it is more prevalent than ever. We must trust only people we’ve met with their online identities and increasingly, a major part of internet is already fake!
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Don’t give the test. Tell the examiner to first be able enough to test you.
Let me tell people that most HRs are purely professional and don’t budge 1 bit till they receive money. Simply say to them, I’ll code as much as you want me to after we discuss the payment terms.
4·1 year agoC, Lua, Lisp.
Strictly no. Deepfake alert!
Cert updated. You’re most welcome.
You’re welcome to use my hosted server for free XMPP.
It is way more secure and minimal than matrix. It has OMEMO encryption which is end to end encrypted.
No. Indian singer KK - Krishnakumar. He is no more.
My first concert at IIT Delhi by KK. It was the best I’ve attended.
Sonu Nigam is my favorite but in his concert, I was like 3-400 m away and he was practically not even visible!
Everything doesn’t have to be spot on for the post. Somethings are just pure expression. As Bruce Lee said, “The more I live, the more I’m convinced that true expression is most important”.
Laptop should have multiple LEDs everywhere to be perceived as something wonderful! Now, the processor, it’s motherboard, libre software, etc. is irrelevant.
10·1 year agoHow much do FANG companies pay for such posts? I’m interested in making a career.
Have you developed some serum for this? Give me a quote for 100 bottles.
Ok. I thought you meant some other thing. Nvm
My suggestion is only for things, not people.
I’m not poor but this always helps everyone. Wait for a while before you buy the thing off your shopping list. Wait for a week and reconsider whether you indeed need it.
If the answer is still yes, buy it. It is a must do for expensive things. Never break this rule for any massive purchase like a car or something!
If you comply with their interests, nothing. Once you do anything that even looks like being against their interests, they use this data. There are programs of called DARPA LifeLog which literally logs everything. They even create DeepFakes based on the data they collect, ofc, not officially.
Yes, never give any data more than you need to give and move towards free and minimal software.
Currently, we have no open positions.
When we have, we simply look for old projects which people have done and ask them some basic programming questions in interview.
As for the interrogation, if the cops call me instead of a hiding oversmart ass, I will answer them about my ‘statistics’ of employees!