3 ms·
I have "hard programming" personal projects. All my projects are in low level C. I have a data structure library, (think C++ stl). I also have a programming lan
by ryanlm 10y ago
I have "hard programming" personal projects. All my projects are in low level C. I have a data structure library, (think C++ stl). I also have a programming language I built in C with an AST, and function calls, variables, all that.
- jpeg_hero 10y agoYeah, that's the type of stuff you'd need to stand out. Its still harder to stay home, but if you are, here are a few tips: leave your address off your cv. Recruiters will still see the location of your undergrad but hopefully you'll get a phone interview (and pass it) and when they ask you where you are located, tell them, but then also say something along the lines of "I am moving to sf January 15th" something like that. Bigcos will play more ball than start ups.