jkadlec

It might do that, but as it looks currently you likely won't stand to benefit.

I had a similar thing happen to me when an elevator I was in started to fall (it had emergency brakes but I didn't know that). I wouldn't describe it as shock, but almost as indifference. I thought "huh, so this is how it happens".

They said 123m in the interview, at least in the translation. But the point of the released interview was not to refute that they worked for the GRU. It was obvious to everybody. The point of that interview was to spite the West, by making it even more obvious that they were not tourists. Russia does this a lot, they don't even pretend that the stuff they put out is true. It's basically adding insult to injury.

It's interesting that they're targeting chain emails first. I would say comments on the Czech news sites are a bigger problem. Usually the Russian trolls are easy to spot (they use words and terms that people just don't normally use, like "demoblok" to denote the political parties which are critical to Russia), but sometimes it can be quite subtle. Then again maybe the news sites themselves should regulate this.

Sew one yourself, it doesn't need to be perfect.

Some good basic info, but at the same time there are some inaccuracies. WAV is not a lossless format, it's a container, it can contain any compressed audio format, even mp3. You can have PCM inside WAV, which is indeed lossless, but you're not going to see that in the wild too often. Going with 16k is also questionable, since most readily available pre-existing datasets, were recorded in 8k (which is what telephony codecs mostly use).

Contractor in London here. I've seen this for Python / dev-ops as well, well more the aftermath since the contractors were usually already gone. But the level of incompetence was jarring for someone on 500 pounds per day (this was before Brexit).

Delve supports debugging tests.