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by zerr 2y ago
Actually, you need to be advocating for immigration: * More founders so they can employ you. * More engineers onsite so they are in the same boat/market as you, i.e. need similar or more income. Otherwise, they will "steal" y
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by zerr 2y ago
What if you ignore Apple notarization?
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by zerr 2y ago
Why does it have to be macOS but not a Windows app?
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by zerr 2y ago
I don't mean the language spec but what is commonly used in the wild.
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by zerr 2y ago
Do they still use 0-terminated strings/char* as the main string type? Is the usage of single linked lists still prevalent as the main container type?
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by zerr 2y ago
No. Just Qt Company hides this as much as they can.
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by zerr 2y ago
You are not required to distribute those along with your app. You can just have them available for download separately if anyone needs it. LGPL requirement is the ability of the end user to relink (not recompile) the executable.
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by zerr 2y ago
Is it only a packaging job for a desktop developer?
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by zerr 2y ago
No engineering positions labeled as rem0te on your website.
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by zerr 2y ago
How do you interview for Fellow positions? :)
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by zerr 2y ago
That's why one should spend less than a second for applying to positions.
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by zerr 2y ago
AFAIK such books are not directly profitable anyway. It's about getting recognized and subsequent gigs/clients/employment opportunities for authors.
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by zerr 2y ago
Are the any "fronty" back-end (or straight client/desktop) jobs using Go? i.e. I'd like to use Go on the job but all I see is AWS/Kubernetes/mix-of-DevOps kind of positions.
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by zerr 2y ago
I'd say it's a US-only number and most US shops hire US-only remotely.
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by zerr 2y ago
Ebook pricing is broken. Sell it for $0.99 and you'll get buyers. You can't sell ebooks when it costs only 5-10% less than a dead-tree hardcover variant. People don't like being ripped off.
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by zerr 2y ago
Accessibility?
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by zerr 2y ago
Siemens, Philips use .NET. Although, I believe it is mostly due to their partnership with Microsoft rather than the technical side of things.
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by zerr 2y ago
Qt Company tries to hide that as much as they can.
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Haitian Revolution(en.wikipedia.org)
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by zerr 2y ago
Why not? People make a living from Amazon affiliation websites. Don't the flight companies have the similar programs?
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by zerr 2y ago
> I put quite some effort in my applications That's your mistake. It's a numbers game. Minimize the time you spend per application and apply to hundreds of positions. You just need to find only the one.
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by zerr 2y ago
Or just use Qt Widgets? Yes, the default sizes and styling might not be suitable but these are easily and fully customizable. The one disadvantage is that Widgets is not hardware accelerated.
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by zerr 2y ago
I meant experienced engineers who just enjoy engineering.
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by zerr 2y ago
For such an internal web app, why not do it in a fully traditional/multi-page/server-rendered manner?
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by zerr 2y ago
How about just appreciation for the continuation of a good work? Titles aside, it should be no brainer increasing the salary by 30-50% periodically without changing the type of the job. Otherwise, people will leave, continuing the same type
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by zerr 2y ago
Yes, usually GC vs non-GC discussion is actually about deterministic vs non-deterministic memory management. Swift's ref-counting is deterministic.
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by zerr 2y ago
Pro tip: working part-time helps.
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by zerr 2y ago
Seems like you have finally completed replacing Erlaոg with C++ :)
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by zerr 2y ago
> People can change the behaviour for brief periods. This is a false assumption. Especially generalizing the behavior in such an adversarial setup as a job interview to a regular day to day work/life. > Telling people how I would
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by zerr 2y ago
What you should care is a behavior. You should be open about what is expected. People change behavior all the time depending on the situation/group/company/context.

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