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This seems like an article for a beginner programming forum not Hacker News? These concepts should all be understood before I'd consider hiring you as an SE 1.
by greenthrow 4y ago
This seems like an article for a beginner programming forum not Hacker News? These concepts should all be understood before I'd consider hiring you as an SE 1.
- Jtsummers 4y agoWho do you think frequents this site? Only the most experienced programmers who all happen to know Rust? I see comments several times a week here from people who self-declare themselves to be high school or college students (or aged at least), I would expect few of them know these things or are experts at them. And then there are all the non-programmers (or non-professional programmers). And for the programmers, there are all the ones who haven't looked at Rust before or tried to but hit a wall for some reason (and quite likely related to the topics discussed in this article).
- greenthrow 4y agoI think of this as a site for tech professionals. And like I said, I'd expect you to understand the concepts discussed here before I's hire you as an SE1. So like I said, it doesn't fit this site in my mind.
- BenjiWiebe 4y agoYou can be a tech professional without knowing how to program, actually.
- afdbcreid 4y agoJump to the end of the articles. I'd really hope SE 1 employees would know all of that stuff.
- xsmasher 4y agoI know how numbers work in JS but not python or Rust. It was interesting to me.
- bb010g 4y agoI enjoyed the explainer on higher-ranked trait bounds, personally, even as someone already familiar with the topic.