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I'm Software Engineer with extremely wide knowlege across Java, web stack, C++, PHP and other technologies. I know how to bring project from idea to lauch and I always looking for something new to work on.

Currently I work full-time as CTO making games at Hack The Publisher.

Centum is released on PC, Xbox, Playstation an Switch:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2625550/Centum/

https://store.playstation.com/en-us/concept/10012850

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/store/centum/9N2GQKWLC0QM/0017

https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/centum-switch/

Our other games:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2287560/Vengeance_of_Mr_Peppermint/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1076120/Dwarven_Skykeep/

- Maintainer of free and open source engine for Heroes of Might and Magic III:

https://github.com/vcmi/vcmi

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https://arseniyshestakov.com/

Feel free to contact me:

me (at) arseniyshestakov (dot) com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/arseniyshestakov

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Comment · 1 day ago
Obviius fix:

AI Isn't Replacing SREs. It's Destilling Them.

Comment · 2 days ago
That's classic, but whole point with Monero is that no one cant really tell who sent money and who get them.

It doesnt exactly solve on-ramp / off-ramp, but it hides very well how much you actually have in total.

With nornal crypto you create direct track from a CEX to every place where you spend the money.

Comment · 2 days ago
Cryptocurrencies that are transparent to government tracking are also transparent to whatever criminals want to beat you up and take everything from you.

Your usual non-crypto millinare likely have less money to steal on them than average grandma. Fiat millionare likely have two credit cards and $100 in a pocket. Or useless iPhone with Apple pay. So there is zero profit in trying to rob fiat millionare or billionare and tons of downsides.

And moving any amounts of transparent crypto over $100,000 just paints huge "rob me" target on your person.

Comment · 2 days ago
It work exactly same way as debt collection agencies work: banks sell them bad debt for cents on dollar. Then they try to get more money out of debtors.

Imagine someone offered you to buy $1,000,000 of that dirty money for $100,000? $10,000? $1,000?

At some point there will be people who would buy it and deal with money laundering.

Comment · 3 days ago
You dont interact with anyone. You just set your own hotspot and people will connect to it.
Comment · 4 days ago
Quite messy and wonky as in Linus Tech Tips testing. Require plugging displays in right order to get desired resolution / refresh rate.
Comment · 4 days ago
Comment · 8 days ago
It's not like US companies spend trillions on training itself.

Mostly it's datacenter build out and circular financing magic when the same dollars being commited multiple times by multiple companies passing hot potato to each other. They basically commit capacities 2-3 years ahead.

Comment · 9 days ago
Not a country, but it's free in Belgrade, Serbia for last two years.

Due to weird goverbnment statistics and unaccounted expats officially it's 1.1M to 1.6M of people, but actually there likely well over 2M people living there.

Public transport is pretty good there and it cost their budget $300M-$400M a year.

Comment · 9 days ago
That's not what CGI is. CGI is just mode of operation where full php process being spawned on each request and then killed. It's kind a less prone to security actually because no memory or state is reused ever.

But yeah since it's inefficient I doubt it used much after 2010 when php-fpm matured and nginx got popular.

Comment · 9 days ago
IDK why someone flagged your reply, but basically your list shows that since 2015 there been practically no security issues that can really be exploited in default configuration.

10 years like thid seem pretty stellar for me considering half of internet runs on PHP.

Comment · 9 days ago
> The difference is that PHP has a long history of vulnerabilities while platforms like Java don't.

Some software written in PHP has a long history like that.

PHP itself mostly dont. Tbh runtime itself has fairly stellar track record on security considering it written in C.

Comment · 11 days ago
CCP is shit and bans tons of stuff, but this is not how it happened:

> Or when Xi told Trump, “no thanks” to buying NVidia cards

US banned sales of high-end compute tech to China for years. Now when they actually catching up on production of their own SSDs, DRAM and compute silicon they no longer need US offers.

Comment · 11 days ago
The S in loT Stands for Security
Comment · 12 days ago
WhatsApp obviously more encrypted than Telegram since later have no proper E2EE whatsorver by default and also sync all history from server.

Its still preferable to use Signal since now it actually supports numberless registration. Hopefully they will actually fee payable not via credit card at some point.

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