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Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erla

Main tech skills: - Backend Programming: Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, Theorem provers (TLA+, Isabelle HOL, Agda), ... - Devops & co: NixOS, Terraform, AWS, Docker, Ansible, Linux admin, Distributed Systems, ... Quote from code review: "This is the most beautiful Bash code I've ever seen written" - Fintech: Dev experience with banks and financial institutions. Launched Tezos and other major blockchains. Dozens of smart contract audits. - Bizdev: Gamification, consumer modelling, data-driven retention and engagement - AI: LLMs, predictive text, machine vision (trajectory tracking), DSP, Big Data, ... - Infosec: Cryptography, Red team testing, RE, audits, threat modeling, ... - Other tech: Godot game engine, audio engineering (mastering), Verilog, VHDL Management and business: Minor in Psychology, led and managed teams between 2 and 30 people, product design and gamification, hiring, executive and political outreach, media appearances, and a lot of other experience that won't fit in this post.

pshirshov 1y ago
> Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, All of that? At an expert level? Could you say what are the main advantages/drawbacks of Scala typesytem in comparison with OCaml and Haskell?
- milkshakes 1y ago
  what is wrong with you?
  - pshirshov 1y ago
    Every time I see a long list of technologies I truly wonder what level of knowledge the claimant assumes. In most of the cases breadth replaces depth.
    - milkshakes 1y ago
      there's a time and a place, this is clearly not it.
      - pshirshov 1y ago
        Why not?
        milkshakes 1y ago
        this isn't a comments section for an article, it's a reverse job posting by a human. you appear to be taking pot shots at the commenter with a stated goal of exposing their lack of depth in one of the technologies they listed in their posting. you don't appear to be making a good faith attempt to hire or interview this person. in the context of a "Who is hiring" post, this is antisocial behavior and rude. additionally, nowhere in the post was any sort of claim made that the author is an expert in anything.
- boltzmann-brain 1y ago
  It's extremely messy and annoying to work with, to do the same thing you'd do by walking one step in Haskell you have to do five somersaults in Scala. It can't be fixed, and the Scala community thinks fixing it means hiding it behind fifty layers of fragile abstractions.
  - pshirshov 1y ago
    This is not really about typesystem differences. So, probably not everything at an expert level?

pshirshov 1y ago

> Zig, Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, TypeScript, Node, Vue, React, Elm, Scala, C, C++, SQL, Perl, PHP, Clojure, OCaml, Erlang, Elixir, All of that? At an expert level? Could you say what are the main advantages/drawbacks of Scala typesytem in comparison with OCaml and Haskell?

milkshakes 1y ago
what is wrong with you?
- pshirshov 1y ago
  Every time I see a long list of technologies I truly wonder what level of knowledge the claimant assumes. In most of the cases breadth replaces depth.
  - milkshakes 1y ago
    there's a time and a place, this is clearly not it.
    - pshirshov 1y ago
      Why not?
      - milkshakes 1y ago
        this isn't a comments section for an article, it's a reverse job posting by a human. you appear to be taking pot shots at the commenter with a stated goal of exposing their lack of depth in one of the technologies they listed in their posting. you don't appear to be making a good faith attempt to hire or interview this person. in the context of a "Who is hiring" post, this is antisocial behavior and rude. additionally, nowhere in the post was any sort of claim made that the author is an expert in anything.
boltzmann-brain 1y ago
It's extremely messy and annoying to work with, to do the same thing you'd do by walking one step in Haskell you have to do five somersaults in Scala. It can't be fixed, and the Scala community thinks fixing it means hiding it behind fifty layers of fragile abstractions.
- pshirshov 1y ago
  This is not really about typesystem differences. So, probably not everything at an expert level?